Critical Flesh Tones Test Chart

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The YE111 flesh tone test chart is designed for evaluating the flesh tone rendition of electronic cameras. The picture shows the portraits of three women with ideal and critical flesh tones.

The picture areas marked with circles

The picture areas marked with circles have the following color coordinates in the CIE-L*a*b*-system:

  L* a* b*
woman left 75.27 19.45 27.46
woman middle 78.04 12.50 16.65
woman right 83.26 10.18 13.49
 

Utilization

The test transparency is designed for matching several color cameras to an approximately uniform color rendition of human flesh tones.

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