Übersetzung für "Kontrastumfang" in Englisch

The contrast range of a layer image or zonogram is essentially smaller than that of a central projection.

And thanks to the high contrast range, the bright and dark scenes are displayed flawlessly.

Outstanding linearity, high contrast range and low noise level thanks to CCD sensors

The contrast range notably increased and the image result is satisfying.

This permits a high contrast range of the image to be produced with maximal protection of the specimen.

This enables illuminations for analysis with a very high contrast range.

Your customer wants a different look or needs more contrast?

The combination of these two pictures then results in a picture with an increased contrast range.

This ensures a significantly increased contrast range.

Depending on the toner formulation that you use, density and contrast range can decrease significantly.

The contrast range of the Reflecta xScan is very narrow.

True black color and an enormous gamma and contrast range will inspire you.

Usually, this limit value of the contrast range of the copy master N is chosen as a density unit.

In addition, the CMOS sensor offers a higher contrast range, optimised detail definition and outstanding pictures.

They typically contain different, calibrated color charts, patterns with a high contrast extent and homogeneously illuminated surfaces.

An image with increased contrast range can then be calculated, pixel by pixel, from the different recordings.

Thus, the entire low-pass component of the image signal is reduced, and the contrast range is strongly reduced.

All other negatives have to be copied over to a contrast range of 1.4 to 1.8 logD.

The PT-RZ770 series directly modulates laser power output to achieve a high contrast with low power consumption.

In the design process, we take various aspects into account right from the start, such as the contrast range or the content output.

The program also helps to correct the problem of excess or lack of contrast in images.

In this context we also go into the relationship between density range, contrast range and aperture steps.

It is also a drawback that all superposed central projections are imaged with a comparatively large contrast range. As a result, in the film region which is strongly exposed by a central projection, object information which is projected on the same film region from other perspectives is lost.

Since in such different wall thicknesses, often very close to one another, even very small defects have to be made visible, the range of contrast necessary for the image-forming system is very wide.

Owing to the often great differences in thickness within an image, the areas where the wall thickness is smaller or where material is missing are so heavily over-radiated that on the one hand damage to the television camera tube can occur and on the other hand the degree of contrast that is technically possible is not sufficient to make small differences, which indicate small defects, visible.

The average spectral zone density values of the central 2-4 zones Z are determined, together with the average spectral zone density values of 2-4 peripheral zones Z. The specific spectral contrast range is obtained as the difference of the average spectral zone density values averaged over the central and peripheral zones.

The spectral contrast range in the individual spectral regions, here the colors blue B, green G and red R, is determined as the difference between the corresponding highest and lowest color density values.