ISO 18937:2014
成像材料. 已冲洗照片. 室内光稳定性的测量方法
Imaging materials - Photographic reflection prints - Methods for measuring indoor light stability
- 标准号
- ISO 18937:2014
- 发布
- 2014年
- 发布单位
- 国际标准化组织
- 替代标准
- ISO 18937:2020
- 当前最新
- ISO 18937:2020
- 引用标准
- ASTM G113-09 ASTM G151-10 CIE S 023-2013 I ISO 11664-4:2008 ISO 13655:2009 ISO 18913:2012 ISO 2471:2008 ISO 4892-1:1999 ISO 4892-2:2013 ISO 5-3:2009 ISO 5-4:2009 ISO 9370:2009 ISO/TR 18931:2001
- 适用范围
- This International Standard describes test equipment and procedures for measuring the light stability of images of colour photographic reflection prints designed for display in, for example, houses, apartments, other dwelling places, offices and commercial display, when subjected to certain illuminants at specified temperatures and relative humidities. This International Standard also addresses colour photographic reflection prints designed for display in galleries and museums. Indoor illumination conditions described in this International Standard include a) simulated indoor daylight typical home display, b) simulated direct sunlight in-window display, c) fluorescent illumination using “cool white”, and d) other types of illumination sources, such as other fluorescent lamps, tungsten halogen, LED, OLED and metal halide lamps. This International Standard is applicable to reflection colour prints made with colour hardcopy materials. Included are inkjet prints, thermal dye diffusion transfer (“dye-sub”) prints, liquid- and dry-toner electrophotographic prints, prints made with traditional chromogenic (“silver-halide”) photographic colour materials and, in general, all types of colour prints made with direct analog and digital print processes. The recommended evaluation methods can also be applied to black-and-white photographic prints. This International Standard does not include test procedures for determining the effects of light exposure on the physical stability of images, supports or binder materials. However, it is recognized that in some instances, physical degradation, such as support embrittlement, image layer cracking or delamination of an image layer from its support, rather than the stability of the image itself, will determine the useful life of a print material. Print image stability results determined for one printer model, software settings, colourant and media combination might not be applicable to image prints produced through another printer model, software settings, colourant and media combination.