By Robert Sumner With contributions from Ranga Burada, Henry Koren, Brienna Rogers and Norman Koren Consistency is a fundamental aspect of […]

We now offer a complete, customizable image quality testing solution for security camera systems to provide our customers with an […]

Our engineers are continually adding new features and updating Imatest software to provide you with the best analysis tool on […]

This week, we launched Imatest 5.0. We built Imatest 5.0 to provide users with a streamlined workflow for more efficient […]

Imatest is pleased to unveil updated documentation for Imatest IT. The documentation has been updated to include the latest software […]

Autofocus plays a major role in many camera system applications with variable focus, including consumer electronic devices. Camera systems must […]

Over the last few years, the automotive industry has taken great strides to incorporate camera systems into vehicles. From ADAS […]

For many engineers tasked with designing camera systems for a product, image quality testing is a complicated endeavour given the […]

Imatest 4.5 is the most powerful version of the platform yet with enhancements and additions for a variety of industries, […]

What is CPIQ? IEEE-SA working group P1858 created the CPIQ standard. CPIQ seeks to standardize image quality test metrics and methodologies […]

Imatest is pleased to announce the release of version 4.4, which includes the following features: Support for all 2016 Camera […]

We are pleased to announce Imatest 4.3. New features include: Support for Linux (Ubuntu 14.04) across all Imatest software Python […]

Imatest is pleased to announce our partnership with isMedia, a specialist in building digital imaging test machines and custom test solutions. […]

We are pleased to announce our new High Dynamic Range (HDR) test chart with a density range exceeding 120dB (optical […]

Imatest version 4.2 is now available as a public beta. Join our Beta Test Group to access 4.2 updates. Highlights include:

• SFRreg Module: Analyze the SFR of slanted edges through the automatic
   

  detection of registration mark patterns (circles with two light and two dark quadrants). Use arrays of registration mark targets to test unique imaging systems, including systems with ultra wide angle fisheye lenses (>180 degrees), multiple camera combinations, video and more.

 

• Point Spread Function (PSF): Imatest can now estimate an imaging system’s loss of resolution (PSF)
   using a pair of collocated, near-sagittal and tangential slanted edges on SFRplus, eSFR ISO and SFRreg targets. Easily analyze and improve sharpness, chromatic aberration, and distortion measurements.

The High Precision SFRplus Target for GL-30E Lightbox is our most detailed resolution target. You can test high-resolution devices in compact […]

New Photographic eSFR ISO The ISO 12233:2014 Enhanced eSFR Photographic Target is our newest reflective test chart. Photographic prints have over twice the resolution of inkjet prints, […]

New Feature: Imatest IT Parallel Increasing testing throughput The new Imatest Industrial Testing Parallel uses parallel processing to improve the throughput […]

Infrared Targets  Standard Imatest inkjet-printed test charts produced prior to February 2016 work in Near InfraRed (NIR) wavelengths out to approximately 1 micron. […]

Managing Supply Chain Image Quality Imatest just released the white paper Managing Supply Chain Quality with Imatest to outline best practices […]