Apparatus for indicating maximum resolution for projected images

Optics: measuring and testing – Lens or reflective image former testing – For optical transfer function

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250233, 250234, 355 56, G03B 2734

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042819270

ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a maximum resolution indicator for photographic apparatus. The indicator utilizes a photocell which is scanned by a rotating disc having an aperture located on a surface thereof and communicating with the surface of the photocell. The output of the photocell is monitored to determine a maximum amplitude for high frequency components indicative of the content of the projected image. When the high frequency components as propagated through a high pass filter are of maximum amplitude, the system is at an optimum focusing point indicating to the operator that the image may be impressed upon a suitable film or that a picture can be taken in the case of a camera.

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