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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Since part of the light will pass through the light-transmitting materials, the colorimeter is not suitable for color measurement of such kinds of materials; however, when place a pure color material with uniform texture under the light-transmitting material, we can measure the color difference between the standard and the sample. 

A colorimeter is a scientific instrument used to measure and analyze the color characteristics of objects or materials. It quantifies color by evaluating specific parameters related to human visual perception and standardized color spaces.

For accurate results, install a clean and well temperature-regulated booth that is also sheltered from reflective surfaces and direct sunlight. Ambient light in the booth and the surrounding area from where the light is being viewed should not mix.


A light booth for color matching usually contains D65 (daylight), TL84 (store), A (incandescent) and UV light. LED may also be used in modern time for additional color matching. 


You can choose a colorimters depending on the substrate you are measuring the color of, whether it is opaque, translucent or transparent. In short, you can consider the following factors for choosing the right 3NH colorimeter for your needs: Sample Opacity, Physical Form, Optical Properties needed, Measurement Methods required, Scales and Indices needed, Instrument Standards Conformance (ASTM/ISO/Other), Instrument Geometry, Instrument Performance, Location (laboratory, portability, in-process) and Sample Handling requirements.

By systematically addressing these factors, you can select a colorimeter that optimizes accuracy, efficiency, and value for your specific application.Learn more from our ultimate guide on colorimeter selection. If unsure, consult the 3NH manufacturer for personalized recommendations based on your sample and workflow.


Our professional team will give you the best suggestion as long as you tell us what kind of test you need to do and the required specification.


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