58 Chapter 2 Testing Video Displays
• When testing photometry such as chrominence, use the ColorBar, SMPTE133, or
SMPTEbar images. Look for missing bars which may indicate a dead or
unconnected channel. Also, look at the transitions between the bars; they should
be sharp and distinct. Each bar also should be uniform in color and intensity across
its entire width.
• When testing luminance, you can use the SMPTE133 (grayscale) images. To test
gamma correction, you can use the SMPTE133 (checkerbox) image. The detailed
methods for verifying these parameters on the SMPTE133 image are provided in
Appendix B, “Image Reference.”
• When testing for centering, use the Outline images. The detailed methods for
verifying centering with the Outline images (Outline0, Outline1, Outline2, Outline3)
are provided in Appendix B, “Image Reference.”
• When testing resolution with the Grill images, you should be able to see individual
and distinct stripes in all areas of the display at all four resolutions.
• When testing for pixel anomalies, use the Flat, Raster, and Ramp images. Use the
Raster and Flat images to look for pixels that may be stuck on or off, respectively.
The luminance should increase uniformly for the Ramp image. Also look for
sparkles indicating problems with sampling.
• When testing for persistence with the animated images (Cubes and Persist), look
for bleeding or trails in the wake of the moving object.
Note: You can customize your 882 to run through a specified set of formats and
images automatically or manually by creating test sequences. See Chapter 8, “Working
with Test Sequences.” for details.
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