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ISO 6328:2000

ISO 6328:2000 Photography – Photographic materials – Determination of ISO resolving power

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Description

This International Standard specifies a method for determining the resolving power of photographic films, plates

and papers, including black-and-white films, black-and-white printing papers, colour-reversal films, colour-negative

films, and colour-printing papers.

Materials designed for X-ray and other high-energy radiation are excluded, as are photographic materials used in

medical radiography where the exposure source is an intensifying screen in contact with the film (sensitized on one

or two sides). Also excluded are materials having photo-polymer, diazo, etc. light-sensitive layers.

Edition

2

Published Date

2000-05-04

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

15

Language Detail Icon

English

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Secure PDF

Abstract

This International Standard specifies a method for determining the resolving power of photographic films, plates

and papers, including black-and-white films, black-and-white printing papers, colour-reversal films, colour-negative

films, and colour-printing papers.

Materials designed for X-ray and other high-energy radiation are excluded, as are photographic materials used in

medical radiography where the exposure source is an intensifying screen in contact with the film (sensitized on one

or two sides). Also excluded are materials having photo-polymer, diazo, etc. light-sensitive layers.

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