Name: 0 - 4 OD, ISO-21550 Dynamic Range Film
SKU: 58-942
Price: €183,00

0 - 4 OD, ISO-21550 Dynamic Range Film

Stock #58-942 3-4 days

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Specifications

General

NIST Certification:

Physical & Mechanical Properties

Length (mm):

75.00

Pattern Size (mm):

~28 x 19

Width (mm):

35.00

Patch Size (mm):

4.5 x 4.5

Optical Properties

Substrate: Many glass manufacturers offer the same material characteristics under different trade names. Learn More

Transmissive Photo Paper

Optical Density OD (Average):

0 - 4

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:

Compliant

Certificate of Conformance:

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Reach 235:

Compliant

Product Details

Used to Determine Optical Density Range of Transmission Scanners and Imaging Systems

The dynamic range 35mm film can be used to determine the optical density range of a transmission scanner or other transmission imaging systems. It is a perforated 35mm filmstrip with gray scale patches.

Technical Information


Patch #	#58-942 0-4 Visual Weighted OD
1	0.107
2	0.107
3	0.125
4	0.217
5	0.426
6	0.718
7	1.050
8	1.418
9	1.869
10	2.312
11	2.496
12	2.672
13	2.922
14	3.160
15	3.262
16	3.307
17	3.422
18	3.540
19	3.641
20	3.690
21	3.759
22	3.842
23	3.900
24	4.028

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