ISP-Tuning

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    Optimizing Camera Performance Through Intelligent ISP Tuning

    The ISP converts the raw image delivered by the sensor into a processed image after analog-to-digital conversion.

    A defect pixel list enables interpolation to eliminate defects. A flat field image reduces fixed pattern noise. A demosaicing algorithm converts the Bayer pattern into a trichromatic color image, and a color correction matrix or look-up table converts the raw colors into the correct ones.

    These are just a few examples of the many parameters that can be adjusted in the ISP to optimize camera performance.

    Measuring image quality factors provides a basis for optimal ISP tuning.

    Image Engineering can provide the necessary equipment and test services for tuning.

    Prefer to Test In-House?

    If you would rather run surveillance image-quality tests in your own facility, we supply the charts, light sources, climate chamber and analysis software behind the lab. Full specifications live on each product page.

    TE42-LL

    Multipurpose low-light test chart for evaluating multiple image-quality factors in a single capture.

    iQ-Flatlight

    A spectrally programmable iQ-LED light source for test chart illumination

    CAL1

    Our original iQ-LED light source is for more efficient camera characterization and calibration.

    lightSTUDIO

    An advanced illumination device that uses real objects to generate a natural scene under constant and defined lighting conditions.

    Do you need help testing ISP Tuning?

    If you would prefer to conduct the image quality tests for ISP tuning at your own facility, we can provide you with the test charts, light sources, and evaluation software that we use in our lab. You can find the complete technical specifications on the respective product pages.

    Analysis Software

    Use the iQ-Analyzer-X image quality analysis software to evaluate your camera test results.

    Test Services

    Get professional camera testing with our image quality test lab, one of the world's largest independent camera test labs.