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ISO 15529:2010

ISO 15529:2010 Optics and photonics – Optical transfer function – Principles of measurement of modulation transfer function (MTF) of sampled imaging systems

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ISO 15529:2010 specifies the principal MTFs associated with a sampled imaging system, together with related terms, and outlines a number of suitable techniques for measuring these MTFs. It also defines a measure for the “aliasing” related to imaging with such systems.

ISO 15529:2010 is particularly relevant to electronic imaging devices such as digital still and video cameras and the detector arrays they embody.

Edition

3

Published Date

2010-07-30

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

25

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English

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Abstract

ISO 15529:2010 specifies the principal MTFs associated with a sampled imaging system, together with related terms, and outlines a number of suitable techniques for measuring these MTFs. It also defines a measure for the “aliasing” related to imaging with such systems.

ISO 15529:2010 is particularly relevant to electronic imaging devices such as digital still and video cameras and the detector arrays they embody.

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