The Evaluation of the Modulation Transfer Function of Photographic Materials. The Interaction of the Modulation Transfer Function of the Instruments, and of the Characteristic CurveFootnote
Based on a paper presented at the “Congre, International de Science Photographique”, held in Paris in September/October 1965.

G. LangnerWisscnschaftlichcs Laboratorium, Agfa-Gcvacrt AG, Leverkuscn

R. MullerWisscnschaftlichcs Laboratorium, Agfa-Gcvacrt AG, Leverkuscn

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J.C. Dainty. (1971) Methods of Measuring the Modulation Transfer Function of Photographic Emulsions. Optica Acta: International Journal of Optics 18:11, pages 795-813.
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Stefan Johansson & Klaus Biedermann. (1974) Multiple-Sine-Slit Microdensitometer and MTF Evaluation for High Resolution Emulsions 1: Theory and Mode of Operation. Applied Optics 13:10, pages 2280.
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