Make Your Own Digital Camera ISO Test Target
dpnow writes I run a digital photography site and came across what I thought might be an interesting story. It's about a Cornell university researcher that has reverse-engineered the design of the ISO 12233 resolution test target, used by all the best digital camera testers. These usually cost over $100 but a free pdf download of the target is available. Print it out on a good quality printer and you have your own ISO-spec test target so you can find out how good (or bad) your camera really is! "
I love ideas that make me feel like I got less than my money's worth AFTER THE FACT!
I have no intention of doing what this article talks about, yet it is still very useful to me in another way : instead of telling people I'm rearranging my sock drawer and that's why I can't go out galavanting on Saturday night, I'll tell them I'm testing my digital camera's resolution with a reverse engineered ISO 12233 resolution test target.
Someone should sell t-shirts with this thing on them.
For Sale: ISO Resolution Test Target
$50.
Paypal only, please.
It cost over 45.35 kilograms
I think there's something wrong with my eyes. All the lines look crooked to me.
WooHoo I knew that if I held on to those copper and iron pieces they would eventually gain in value!
I don't quite see how taking a picture of "error 500: Internal Server Error" is going to tell me anything one way or the other about my camera. However, it might explain a thing or two about their server...
I loved my inferior camera, and my family snapshots, until I found that they had barely-visible distortions.
Now I have to find an accurate camera and retake all those photos.