Apollo 12 multispectral photography experiment
Apollo 12 multispectral photography and film processing techniques
Engineering topics
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Apollo 12 multispectral photography and film processing techniques
Electro-optical system with scan-in illuminator and scan-out photosensor for scanning variable transmittance objects
Digital image processing applied to picture generation, intensity and geometric manipulation, spatial frequency operations and image analysis
Lunar color differentiation by computer image processing compared to earth based photoelectric photometry
System techniques and parameter boundaries for digital image processing
Scan-in scan-out flying spot scanning system recognizes three different levels of transmissivity within a frame. It selectively acts on these levels either to intensify the illumination or to extend the duration of the illuminating spot to any picture element. Thus it improves the ratio of signal to tube noise in the cameras output.
Video data from spacecraft photographic mission telemetry is scanned to generate digital tape computer program which prints out intensity points, cleans noise and telemetry drop-out, enhances contrast, modifies the picture, and calculates contour lines. The output is converted into new photographic film.
Digital imaging techniques used in sinusoidal frequency response modification with or without computer control and display on operator console
Generation of horizontal jitter requirements in analog scan video system
Capabilities of Lunar Television Image Converter system used for digital processing of Ranger and Mariner pictures
Cathode ray tube device for digital video processing of Ranger pictures