In addition to all the features of the standard version, the ISO12233 enhanced resolution test card also adds some new features, such as star chart and 5 ° oblique edge.
ISO12233 resolution supports 4000 lines.
ISO12233 resolution card size
0.5X : 10cmX17.8cm
1X: 20cmX35.6cm
2X: 40X71.1cm
4X: 80X142.2cm
8X: 160X284.4cm
scope of application
The ISO12233 standard is applicable to the clarity analysis of image and video capture devices such as civilian still photo digital cameras (DSC), mobile phones, surveillance cameras, etc. When recording the resolution of still photos in product catalogs, some products use the measurement method specified in this standard.
Reference standards and documents
The following standards are referenced in this standard, which will be part of the provisions of this standard. These reference standards are applicable to their latest versions (including additional content).
ISO12233:2000 Photography-Electronic still-picture cameras - resolutionmeasurements
ISO7589:2002 Photography–Illuminants forsensitometry-Speccificationsfordaylight,incandescent tungsten and printer
Terms and definitions
a) Resolution resolution
The limit of distinguishing fine patterns, except for jagged edges. Expressed as the number of lines per unit height of the screen.
b) Serrated aliasing
When the sampling frequency is less than twice the highest frequency of the image signal, noise with overlapping waves will be generated near the high-order harmonics of the sampling frequency.
test chart
1. ISO12233 Resolution Test Card
This standard is based on 12233, and the test charts also directly use ISO12233 charts. ISO charts contain various styles, and this standard (visual resolution) mainly uses styles such as horizontal J1, K1; vertical J2, K2; and tilted 45 degree JD, KD.
When using ISO charts, it is not necessary to directly use the chart. You can also cut out the necessary parts and use them after reassembling and arranging them.
2. The meanings of the numbers recorded in ISO charts
When taking photos, ensure that the effective height of the chart occupies the entire image, and the number * 100 of the pattern is the number of bars per unit height in the image When shooting, it is not necessary to fill the entire frame with the effective height, but calibration is required at this time
3. Charts other than ISO charts
You can also create and use charts that are the same as ISO charts. At this point, the following requirements specified in ISO12233 must be met.
a) The ratio of the reflectance Rmax of the white background to the reflectance Rmin of the large black area is 80>Rmax>Rmin>40.
b) The positional accuracy of each pattern relative to the specified position is 0.2mm (+-0.1% of the screen height).
c) The line width is+-5%.
d) The reflectance ratio Rmax/Rmin of the thinnest parts (white and black parts) of hyperbolic patterns K1 and K2 is 18 or above. But this is only at the "recommended" level (Annex B of ISO 12233).
Transmission type graphics cards can also be used. At this point, the reflectivity of the above project should be explained as transmittance. When using transparent graphics cards, use diffused light for illumination. Whether it is reflective or transmissive, the evaluation chart must exhibit neutral spectral characteristics.
Help
The ISO12233 enhanced resolution test card includes three measurement methods: SFR testing, MTF testing (frequency line testing), and TVLine testing (wedge line testing)
SFR testing must be conducted using software, while frequency line testing can be observed with the naked eye. Here, we mainly explain wedge line testing.
Advantages of Wedge Line Testing:
1. Very intuitive, observable with the naked eye;
2. The testing requirements are relatively low compared to SFR;
3. Large data coverage, more accurate than frequency line testing;
4. Software can be used to assist in testing and obtain more accurate data.
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