Test film

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Test film are rolls or loops or

photographic film used for testing the quality of equipment. Equipment to be tested could include: telecine, motion picture film scanner, Movie projectors, Image scanners, film-out gear, Film recorders and Film scanners
.

DACH
, showing Resolution, Registration, Geometry and grey tests
ТИТ-0249 test card, also used as a test film in the Soviet Union[1]
PLUGE, one type of low light test
Multiburst, one type of Resolution test
SMPTE RP-133 imaging Test Pattern used to calibrate and test medical imaging equipment

Test films comes in all

motion pictures and still photography
.

China girl

roll of film
. An LAD patch is neutral gray, with visual density of 1.0. With the LAD patch is usually a white and black patch for white balancing films.

Color patches of blue, green, and red are used to check saturated colors.

neutral color balance and correct contrast. While the face is used for color correct flesh tones, LAD film is a few frames or a loop of correctly exposed and processed negative film that is used by a film laboratory to set-up their analyzers. This is to ensure that the duplication and printing processes of the film is correct. [2]
[3][4]

Types

Manufactures

(past and current):

See also

Images

  • EIA 1956 resolution chart
  • SilverFast USAF 1951Resolution Target by LaserSoft Imaging
    SilverFast USAF 1951Resolution Target by LaserSoft Imaging
  • 35mm film sound
    35mm film sound
  • Anamorphic Film with Stereo sound
    Anamorphic Film with Stereo sound
  • 8mm and Super 8 film faming
    8mm and Super 8 film faming
  • 35mm film common formats
    35mm film common formats
  • 16mm film common formats
    16mm film common formats
  • Keykode-edgecode
    Keykode-edgecode
  • 35mm motion picture film roll on bobbin core
    35mm motion picture film roll on bobbin core
  • A spool of developed Super 8 Film, with a protective white leader.
    A spool of developed Super 8 Film, with a protective white leader.
  • B&W 16mm film, on bobbin core (not a reel)
    B&W 16mm film, on bobbin core (not a reel)
  • IMAX to 35mm and 35mm film
    IMAX to 35mm and 35mm film
  • 2, 3 and 4 perf film
    2, 3 and 4 perf film
  • Indian Head pattern with its elements labeled
    Indian Head pattern with its elements labeled

References

  1. ^ "Testtabel | ERR | Digihoidla".
  2. ^ LAD for KODAK VISION Color Print Film
  3. ^ www.northwestchicagofilmsociety.org Kodak LAD film
  4. ^ <northwestchicagofilmsociety.org leaderladies

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