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June 2019 Newsletter
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Test Chart Substrate and Sizing Guide
This guide enumerates the possibilities and constraints of our test charts and provides resolution (MTF) information for the different options. Imatest has introduced Chart MTF Compensation, which can as much as double the resolution suitability of a given test chart. Inkjet Inkjet is the lowest resolution process we offer, but also the least expensive and most versatile. The minimum print size with inkjet is approximately 8” x 10”, and the maximum print size for a single sheet is 44” x 80”. Inkjet charts are available in three different substrates: Matte and Semigloss for reflective testing and DisplayTrans for transmissive tests […]
Imatest Collimator Fixture
Test your imaging system at distances up to infinity within the limited space of a test lab. The Collimator Fixture is configurable to your working distances and fields of view with an adjustable lens-to-chart distance, interchangeable collimating lenses, and charts. This relay lens system for simulating large test distances in a compact space is ideal for R&D. Download PDF Info Sheet
For information on the validation of collimators vs. real-world testing, see Verification of Long-Range MTF Testing Through Intermediary Optics
For assistance identifying the right configuration for your testing needs or to request a quote and lead time, please email sales@imatest.com.
Imatest Reflective SFRplus Test Charts
The Reflective SFRplus test chart can be used with the SFRplus module in Imatest 3.2 or later to measure MTF, lateral chromatic aberration, distortion, tonal response, and color accuracy. The SFRplus module features fully automated region-of-interest detection. The SFRplus chart offers significant advantages over commonly used charts such as the ISO 12233 chart, including:
- Better use of chart area
- The ability to produce a map of sharpness over the sensor surface
- Better measurement accuracy due to the lower contrast
- Full support for automated testing
Download PDF Info Sheet. See our Transmissive SFRplus charts here.
SFRreg Test Chart
The SFRreg test target consists of a slanted-edge quadrant pattern enclosed within a circle. It is used for measuring MTF and lateral chromatic aberration. A test image typically contains several targets that are automatically detected and analyzed by Imatest beginning with Version 4.2.
Distortion Note: High amounts of distortion where the target may be compressed so that the major axis is 50% larger than the minor axis may have issues with autodetection. Pre-distortion may be necessary for these cases.