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Frame 1.2.1
Kate Labs
Frame is an application for testing digital cameras and lenses. Frame provides professional features, superior performance, excellent usability, and intuitive graphical user interface.
Frame provides the following tests:
- OECF analysis
- Exposure analysis
- Noise analysis including signal-to-noise ratio, dynamic range, tonal range, and color sensitivity
- Color analysis including correlated color temperature
- Resolution analysis including chromatic aberration
- Vignetting analysis
Frame supports the following test charts:
- ColorChecker
- ColorChecker SG
- ColorChecker Gray Scale
- ColorChecker White Balance
- ISO 12233
- ISO 14524
- Kodak Q-13 and Q-14 Gray Scale
- Kodak Q-13 and Q-14 Color Separation
- Kodak Q-60 Gray Scale
- Kodak Q-60 Color Separation
- Wolf Faust IT8.7 Gray Scale
- Wolf Faust IT8.7 Color Separation
- HutchColor HCT
- Stouffer Step Charts
- QPcard 101/102/201
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