ISO 29861-2009 Document management applications - Quality control for scanning office documents in colour《资料管理应用 办公文件彩色扫描用质量管理》.pdf

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1、 Reference number ISO 29861:2009(E) ISO 2009INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO 29861 First edition 2009-11-15 Document management applications Quality control for scanning office documents in colour Applications de gestion de document Contrle de la qualit pour le balayage de documents de bureau en couleurs

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11、eld responsible for identifying any or all such patent rights. ISO 29861 was prepared by Technical Committee ISO/TC 171, Document management applications, Subcommittee SC 1, Quality. ISO 29861:2009(E) iv ISO 2009 All rights reservedIntroduction This International Standard is to be used in conjunctio

12、n with ISO 12653 and describes procedures for the evaluation of output quality of a colour scanning system for office documents. ISO 12653-2 describes procedures for evaluating the output quality of a black-and-white scanning system for office documents, using the test target specified in ISO 12653-

13、1. Factors which affect the quality achieved by a document scanning system are: a) physical scanning irregularities; b) uniformity of exposure; c) chromatic sensitivity of the photosensing unit; d) contrast; e) threshold setting; f) reproduction of half-tones; g) resolution; h) scale. The methods gi

14、ven in this International Standard can be used to set up the system initially to yield satisfactory images, check for consistent quality, check that equivalent performance is being obtained from another system; and are intended to enable the operator to check that the scanner is correctly set up, in

15、form the operator of the capabilities and limits of the scanner, enable the user to monitor image quality over a period of time, enable the user to draw up quality assessment procedures. If the whole system is checked, from input to output, the results obtained can vary depending on the different it

16、ems of equipment used. For example, one visual display unit screen might be poorly set up, giving worse quality than a well set up screen. It is thus important to establish the parts of the system on which to perform the tests. If tests are required for other parts of the system, then it might be ne

17、cessary to repeat the tests as appropriate. The regular use of the methods in this International Standard can ensure a given level of quality to be maintained. ISO 29861:2009(E) ISO 2009 All rights reserved vMany systems include test procedures in their software. These tests can be performed in conj

18、unction with the test methods defined in this International Standard. This International Standard uses the test chart, Test Chart No.2 (CMYK), defined in ISO/IEC 15775:1999/Amd.1:2005, N4-1, as the test document. INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO 29861:2009(E) ISO 2009 All rights reserved 1Document managem

19、ent applications Quality control for scanning office documents in colour 1 Scope This International Standard specifies test methods for evaluating the consistency of the colour output quality over time from the colour reflection scanning of office documents. It is applicable to assessing the output

20、quality of colour scanners used in the office. It is particularly applicable where office documents containing half-tone and/or continuous tone colour areas are being scanned. The test methods do not require specialist equipment that is not normally available in the office for the evaluation of the

21、results. The test methods are based on the visual examination of the output of an office document scanner in comparison to the original test target. It is not applicable to black-and-white only scanners or scanners used for the scanning of transparent or translucent documents. This International Sta

22、ndard is to be used in conjunction with ISO 12653, which specifies a test method for the evaluation of the quality of output from black-and-white office document scanners. 2 Normative references The following referenced documents are indispensable for the application of this document. For dated refe

23、rences, only the edition cited applies. For undated references, the latest edition of the referenced document (including any amendments) applies. ISO 12651, Electronic imaging Vocabulary ISO 12653-1, Electronic imaging Test target for the black-and-white scanning of office documents Part 1: Characte

24、ristics ISO 12653-2, Electronic imaging Test target for the black-and-white scanning of office documents Part 2: Method of use ISO/IEC 15775:1999/Amd.1:2005, Information technology Office machines Method of specifying image reproduction of colour copying machines by analog test charts Realisation an

25、d application Amendment 1 3 Terms and definitions For the purposes of this International Standard, the terms and definitions given in ISO 12651 apply. ISO 29861:2009(E) 2 ISO 2009 All rights reserved4 Preparation 4.1 Initial system set-up Tests shall be run under typical office operational condition

26、s. Any required warm-up period shall be allowed before these tests are carried out. Where possible, the manufacturers instructions with regards to initial cleanup of the equipment and calibration routines should be followed, using the manufacturers target, before these tests are carried out. A numbe

27、r of PC software manufacturers provide systems which enable the calibration of colour images created from colour scanning systems. Where such software is available, their results may be used to supplement the visual results detailed in Clause 6. 4.2 Black-and-white scanning Tests specified in ISO 12

28、653-1 and ISO 12653-2 which are applicable to the requirements for the quality control of black-and-white scanning shall be completed prior to the initiation of tests specified in this International Standard. 4.3 Use of image enhancement and compression The quality of output of a scanning system can

29、 be modified by the use of image enhancement and compression techniques. If these techniques are to be used during any of the tests carried out in accordance with this International Standard, the system shall be operating under typical office conditions, with scanner settings as used for typical off

30、ice documents. NOTE It could be an advantage during the initial testing to establish the best settings for these controls. Software changes can introduce different enhancement or compression techniques. New initial tests might be needed for validation after such changes. 4.4 Test chart 4.4.1 General

31、 Test Chart No.2 (CMYK), defined in ISO/IEC 15775:1999/Amd.1:2005, N4-1, shall be used as the test document for the methods given in this International Standard. 4.4.2 Scanning When a test chart is scanned, it shall be positioned correctly in the scanner. If the scanner incorrectly moves the chart,

32、the resultant image shall be rejected if any major quality problems are evident. For example, if the chart alignment is substantially incorrect due to a problem with the paper path, the chart shall be re-scanned. 4.5 Internal test systems Many systems include test procedures in their software. These

33、 tests may be performed in conjunction with the test methods defined in this International Standard. 4.6 Scanning software Often, settings within the scanning software will affect the colour reproduction obtained by the system, therefore the settings to be used when scanning the test chart shall, fo

34、r comparative purposes, be agreed and documented. The scanning software shall be configured in colour mode. Where there are more than one colour mode options, separate tests shall be carried out at each mode normally used in practice. ISO 29861:2009(E) ISO 2009 All rights reserved 34.7 Frequency The

35、 frequency of testing of a system should be set by the user, taking advice from the system supplier. A system should be tested prior to the scanning of a batch of documents and, where necessary, at the end of the batch. The tests shall also be performed after any maintenance operation or when any sy

36、stem component is changed. 4.8 Colour reproduction Prior to carrying out this test for the first time, the impact of any inaccuracies of colour reproduction in relation to the business applications running on the scanning system shall be assessed. Where accurate colour reproduction is necessary for

37、an effective business application, the tolerance allowable on colour reproduction should be minimal. For non-critical applications, a wider tolerance may be applied. 5 Quantitative testing The following procedures shall be included in the quantitative test methods, in conjunction with the methods re

38、commended by the PC software manufacturer. Compare image files side by side on the same PC screen at a given point in time. Where image compression is used, take care that compression does not significantly affect the quality of test images. Where practical, test image files should be saved in non-c

39、ompressed format or as highest quality JPEG images. The frequency of testing shall be chosen taking into account the volume of scanning work performed. NOTE For high volume scanning operations, comparing a reference image from a particular scanner to a target tested on a daily or shift basis would b

40、e appropriate. Where image quality is assessed from image prints, new prints shall be made from the reference image at the same time as the test image. 6 Test procedures 6.1 General One or more of the three tests given in this clause shall be chosen, as appropriate to the business application, each

41、test corresponding to the applicable test element on the test chart, as shown in Table 1. Table 1 Description and list of test elements Test No. Characteristics measured Picture Purpose of the test 1 Colour reproduction B3 Identify colour changes between original and image 2 Colour steps B4 Assess a

42、bility to reproduce colour graduations 3 Colour resolution B5 Assess ability to resolve small characters in different colours ISO 29861:2009(E) 4 ISO 2009 All rights reservedTests shall be executed using original test charts and not from copies thereof. Test results shall be obtained by the use of a

43、 display screen and/or on an output colour hard-copy as appropriate. Where a double-sided scanner is being tested, the test chart shall be scanned both face-up and face-down, such that the test elements are scanned by both scanner sides. Where it is important to carry out the tests over as wide an a

44、rea of the scanner capture aperture as possible, the test procedure shall be carried out with the test chart oriented in as many different ways as is practical. To perform a test, complete the following. Set the scanner software to the agreed settings. Orient the test chart as necessary. Scan the te

45、st chart. Either view or print the image. Carry out the inspections detailed in 6.2 to 6.4. Save the image on the system for future reference. Viewing conditions have an effect on the perceived colour of a viewed or printed image. Wherever possible, test elements should be inspected under typical of

46、fice viewing conditions. 6.2 Test 1: Colour reproduction Perform the test as described in 6.1. Compare the reproduction of the 14 CIE test colours on the test chart, Picture B3, with the same areas on the original chart. Document any variations in colour on a test results log. Describe variations in

47、 colour using one or more of the terms described in Table 2 as appropriate, or using similar terms: Table 2 Colour change descriptions Term Description Lighter Same colour, lighter in saturation Darker Same colour, darker in saturation Slight colour shift Small (e.g. just noticeable) change in colou

48、r (indicate colour shift) Medium colour shift Medium (e.g. noticeable) change in colour (indicate colour shift) Major colour shift Major change in colour (indicate new colour) 6.3 Test 2: Colour steps Perform the test as described in 6.1. Assess the ability, for the C, M and Y intensity wedges, to r

49、eproduce each of the 16 colour steps of the C, M and Y colours on the test chart, Picture B4, with the same areas on the original chart. Document any loss of step separation on a test results log. ISO 29861:2009(E) ISO 2009 All rights reserved 56.4 Test 3: Colour resolution Perform the test as described in 6.1. Assess the ability, for the C, M and Y character sets, to reproduce each symbol consisting of an octagon with two lines inside (termed an “ISO word” in ISO/IEC 15775:1999/A