2022 Retrospective
Happy Holidays from Imatest. We hope you have a safe and enjoyable holiday season spent with friends and family. We want to thank you all for your continued support throughout 2022 and into 2023. Cheers to a new year filled with opportunity and advancements!
Take a look back at some of our notable product releases of this year:
Imatest wins Best Validation Simulation Tool award at AutoSens Brussels 2022
Imatest is excited to announce we were awarded Best Validation Simulation Tool for our software and charts at AutoSens Brussels […]
Imatest announces new Target Generator Library
We are happy to announce the release of the new Target Generator Library today. The Imatest Target Generator is free […]
Correlating the Performance of Computer Vision Algorithms with Objective Image Quality Metrics
by Henry Koren 1. Why care about the quality of your cameras? The task of computer vision (CV) involves analyzing […]
Imatest announces new partnership with Edmund Optics
Imatest is proud to announce a new partnership with Edmund Optics. The partnership will enable customers to seamlessly buy Imatest […]
Logarithmic wedges: a superior design
We introduce the logarithmic wedge pattern, which has several advantages over the widely-used hyperbolic wedges found in ISO 12233 (current […]
Using images of noise to estimate image processing behavior for image quality evaluation
In the 2021 Electronic Imaging conference (held virtually) we presented a paper that introduced the concept of the noise image, […]
Introducing MTS-RM-NIR
The Imatest Modular Test Stand Reflective Module now integrates with Metaphase NIR lights to allow fast, efficient testing in NIR wavelengths.
Real-time focusing with Imatest Master direct data acquisition
Speed up your testing with real-time focusing in Imatest Master 2020.2. Recent speed improvements allow for real-time focusing and allow […]
Image Quality Testing for Webcams
Webcams are an increasingly vital tool for working remotely and staying connected with friends and loved ones. As such, webcam […]
Correcting Misleading Image Quality Measurements
We discuss several common image quality measurements that are often misinterpreted, so that bad images are falsely interpreted as good, and we describe how to obtain valid measurements.
Describing and Sampling the LED Flicker Signal
High-frequency flickering light sources such as pulse-width modulated LEDs can cause image sensors to record incorrect levels. We describe a […]
Validation Methods for Geometric Camera Calibration
Camera-based advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) require the mapping from image coordinates into world coordinates to be known. The process of computing […]
Measuring camera Shannon information capacity with a Siemens star image
Shannon information capacity, which can be expressed as bits per pixel or megabits per image, is an excellent figure of […]
Verification of Long-Range MTF Testing Through Intermediary Optics
Measuring the MTF of an imaging system at its operational working distance is useful for understanding the system’s use case […]
Imatest EI Presentations Now Online
The research papers presented at this year’s Electronic Imaging Symposium (EI 2020) by Imatest engineers are now available.
Making Dynamic Range Measurements Robust Against Flare Light
Introduction A camera’s Dynamic Range (DR) is the range of tones in a scene that can be reproduced with adequate […]
Imatest and Furonteer Reduce Camera Intrinsic Calibration Time with Automated Machines
BOULDER, CO – JUNE 25TH, 2019 — Imatest, a global image quality testing solution provider, partnered with Furonteer, an automation […]
P2020 Automotive Engineering Technology May 2019
Imatest attended the P2020 meeting on May 13 and 14, 2019 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Paul Romancyzk, PhD., Senior Imaging […]
Understanding collimator MTF loss using bronze and golden sample testing
by Henry Koren, inspired by Paul Romanczyk, edited by Norman Koren Not all MTF measurement systems will necessarily provide the […]