Displaying Image Versions

The table below provides a summary of digital FPD display characteristics and the images used to evaluate them. For details on the images and display attributes, see Appendix B, “Image Reference” of the User's Guide.

Display type

Display

Images

 

characterisitic

 

Digital Flat

Pixel anomolies

Flat, Raster, Ramp, Focus Text.

Panel (fixed

(stuck pixels, miss

 

pixel displays)

sampling)

 

 

Photometry

Flat, Flatgray, Ramp, ColorBar, SMPTEBar, SMPTE133.

 

(chrominance, levels)

 

 

Luminance

SMPTE133(grayscales), Grays(5,9,11,16,32,64).

 

 

 

 

Resolution

BurstTCE, Grill(11,15,22,33,44).

 

 

 

 

Centering

Outline(0,1,2,3).

 

 

 

 

Persistence

Animated images: Persist, Cubes, SlideX.

 

 

 

Displaying image versions

Many images have secondary or alternate versions and some images have many versions. Use the procedures below to view the alternate and multiple image versions.

To view alternate image versions in the Content list:

1. Select an image by pressing the Contents key.

2. Enable and view image versions as follows:

Press the Options key. The following menu will appear on the generator’s display for images with a single secondary image:

3. Choose the Alternate item by pressing the adjacent soft key until a + appears next to the item.

4. Toggle back and forth between the images using the adjacent soft key.

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880 specifications

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