USE OF FLUORESCENT MATERIALS AND ULTRAVIOLET LIGHTING TO CONTROL VISUAL SIMULATION MODEL LIGHTING FOR TELEVISION IMAGE PICKUP.
Abstract
Lighting the models used in visual simulation often entails many problems. For a monochrome television system of image display, proper contrast depends upon lighting the model, the color hues of the model, the reflectance and shading, and the spectral response of the television camera. In the test reported, an attempt was made to control image contrasts by controlling the spectral range of the reflected image through use of fluorescent coatings and ultraviolet light. Also, filters were used for controlling extraneous reflections. The efficiency of conventional lighting and reflecting material is compared with that of ultraviolet lighting and fluorescent material. Fluorescence for simulation models offers the greatest advantages for applications that have a limited area of interest, such as in vehicle simulation; there is little advantage when applied to large areas, such as those of terrain models. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Feb 01, 1967
- Accession Number
- AD0652838
Entities
People
- Richard J. Heintzman