ISO-14524 digital camera contrast chart

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This Camera Contrast Chart conforms to International Standard ISO-14524, Photography - Electronic Still Picture Cameras - Methods for Measuring Opto-Electronic Conversion Functions (OECF). Nominal patch densities are 0.1, 0.2, 0.31, 0.43, 0.56, 0.7, 0.87, 1.05, 1.27, 1.53, 1.86, and 2.30. It is well suited for measuring noise as well as OECF (Opto Electronic Conversion Function).

 

Part No. Overall Size Material / Process
ISO-14524-IJ 483 mm × 304 mm Semi-gloss paper with ink jet printing
ST-52-RM 356 mm × 200 mm Reflective material with photographic printing

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The repeatability standard deviation ΔE*ab of 3nh colorimeters is within 0.03 (measured under the following conditions: after preheating and calibration, measure the white calibration tile 30 times at 3-second intervals and take the average). This figure is superior to all other similar color measurement instruments. 

Each of our instruments undergoes rigorous factory inspection and calibration before delivery. In addition, 3nh colorimeters are guaranteed to pass the metrological certification issued by official metrology institutes.

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The 3nh high-precision spectrophotometric colorimeter adopts a combined LED light source with long lifespan and low power consumption, which includes UV (ultraviolet) and UV-excluded options. This design can meet the color difference detection needs of different users and supports the selection of multiple light source modes.

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