SINE IMAGE Test Charts
SINE IMAGE Test Charts | Image Quality and Lens Testing Solutions
Build Image Resolution and Quality Testing Workflows with SFRplus, eSFR ISO, and ISO 12233
Fulcrum Technology offers SINE IMAGE test charts and imaging test solutions, including SFRplus test chart, SFRplus Low-E glass test chart, eSFR ISO test chart, ISO 12233 resolution test chart and ISO 12233 Enhanced charts. Select the chart, test illumination, and software for camera modules, lenses, image sensors, automotive and surveillance cameras, and machine vision to build a repeatable image quality testing workflow.
Applications: SFRplus image quality analysis, eSFR ISO Edge SFR testing, ISO 12233 resolution testing, Low-E glass charts, camera module and lens testing, test illumination, and software solutions.
SFRplus: Automated Image Quality Analysis
SFRplus test chart can be used with image testing software to evaluate MTF, noise, lateral chromatic aberration, dynamic range, and image processing performance. It suits applications that need to establish an image quality analysis workflow quickly.
eSFR ISO: Edge SFR Testing Applications
eSFR ISO test chart is suited to low-contrast Edge SFR testing in accordance with ISO 12233:2014, supporting analysis of sharpness, chromatic aberration, tone response, color response, and noise.
ISO 12233: Resolution Testing Solutions
ISO 12233 resolution test chart and its enhanced version support horizontal and vertical resolution testing and can be paired with illumination and test software to establish a testing workflow.
When selecting an image test chart, first confirm the test objective, lens field of view, working distance, sensor resolution, available space, illumination conditions, and whether automated software analysis is required. Consider SFRplus for comprehensive image quality analysis, eSFR ISO for ISO 12233:2014 Edge SFR testing, and ISO 12233 for resolution evaluation with a standard chart or ISO 12233 resolution test chart Enhanced. Confirm the final selection against lens specifications, test distance, software analysis needs, and acceptance procedures.