YE0688 Real Scene Test Chart

This YE0688 Real Scene Test Chart Instrument are Certified with
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1 Years Warranty (Additional support period of 3 years)

Subjective real scene test chart is based on personal subjective feelings, building a test scene, taking photos with a camera, and then subjectively judging the performance of the camera in all aspects through the photos.

The YE0688 real scene test chart has different wood patterns, sponges, brushes, feathers, black velvet, and dead leaves. The image card can be used to analyze the texture expression of the lens on different materials. There are various colored pens, pigment tubes, 24 color cards, portraits, etc. that can be used to analyze the color reproduction of the lens. The text on paper currency, the text on the label on the paint tube, and the resolution card can be used to analyze the resolution situation.

Description of YE0688 Real Scene Test Chart


 

Wooden blocks, observing the texture details of the wood
Scratcher, testing the color and detail reproduction of objects by the lens
Clay carving tools, observing the expression of wood texture
 
Large dye agents in multiple colors, testing the color and text details of the lens
Brush, observing the expression of details in different colored bristles
Feather testing can better reflect the performance of the lens in terms of gloss, chromaticity, transparency, and texture details
Stainless steel tea cup, clip, used to test the performance of metals of different colors and shapes
 
A set of crayons in different colors can better observe the color reproduction of matte surfaces
Various colored square fabrics, observe the color of the fabric
Multi colored small dyes pose a challenge to lens resolution and are used to observe the color and text details of dyes
Testing the Performance of Wood and Animal Hair Details
Skin tone test chart, used to test the restoration of three different skin tones and the detailed expression of portraits
Sponge, used to observe the behavior of objects
 
Wedge line, testing the maximum resolution of the lens
Paper currency, used to assess the clarity and color of surface text
Wooden color palette, observing the expression of wood texture
Grid frame test card, testing the texture details of the lens
A set of colored crayons containing different colors. Used to test color performance under light sources
Bamboo, details of testing lens
A set of colored pencils containing multiple colors. Used to test color performance under light sources
Brush, test the color reproduction of the lens
Leaf chart, analyzing the loss of precision details
Pure black board, analyzing low to medium contrast caused by noise or other image techniques



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Use our 3nh company approved light. Replace all of the same type together and recalibrate to keep consistent color rendering. We usually do not recommend customers to modify it themselves, as this can affect the accuracy of the color and cause unnecessary losses


ΔE*ab ≤ 0.1: For general quality control in textiles, printing, plastics, etc.Recommended models: NH310, NR60CP, NR110, ColorReader series

ΔE*ab ≤ 0.03: For medium-precision applications such as automotive interiors and electronic housings.Recommended models: CR8, CR9, PS2080, PS2070 series

ΔE*ab ≤ 0.02: For high-precision applications such as coatings and dyeing.Recommended models: ST7700, ST70, ST60, PS2080, YS6060, MS30 series

ΔE*ab ≤ 0.01: For laboratory-grade precision measurement.Recommended models: TS8520, TS8560, TS8500, TS4020 series


The LAB color space defines colors in a three-dimensional model: Lightness (L), red–green axis (a), and blue–yellow axis (b). It's a globally recognized standard supported by most modern color measuring devices. CIELAB is a standardized, device-independent system designed to map all visible colors that the human eye can perceive.

The LAB color space uses three values to define any color, each representing a specific dimension:


L (Lightness): Ranges from 0 to 100. It measures the brightness of the color, where 0 is pure black and 100 is pure white.
A (Red-Green Axis): Ranges from approximately -128 to +127. Positive values represent red tones, while negative values represent green tones.
B (Yellow-Blue Axis): Ranges from approximately -128 to +127. Positive values represent yellow tones, while negative values represent blue tones.


 The five common gloss levels are:

1. Flat/Matte (0–10 GU)

2. Eggshell (10–25 GU)

3. Satin (26–40 GU)

4. Semi-gloss (41–70 GU)

High Gloss (71–100+ GU)
These levels vary slightly depending on industry and standards used.


Threenh Technology colorimeters provide a color deviation prompt function according to the Lab value, which can provide a reference for color matching. The handheld colorimeter can only indicate blacker, whiter, redder, greener, yellower or bluer, but it cannot provide accurate color formulas. Only with the help of a spectrophotometer and professional color matching software can fully realized automated color matching.

An inappropriate viewing angle may lead to reflections or color shifts in the light. The correct angle of 45 or 0 will provide the real color of the assessment without the distraction of glare.

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