Method and device for surface evaluation
AssigneeAkzo Nobel N.V.
InventorsKlaas Hendrik De Haas, Gerrit Cornelis Dubbeldam, Ivo Bernardus Nicolaas Van Der Lans, Robin Paul Fries
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AssigneeAkzo Nobel N.V.
InventorsKlaas Hendrik De Haas, Gerrit Cornelis Dubbeldam, Ivo Bernardus Nicolaas Van Der Lans, Robin Paul Fries
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Device and method for recording the visual properties of a surface, comprising an imaging device for recording light interaction (reflection or transmission) with a surface, a light source, and a sample area for positioning a sample with a surface to be examined. The imaging device, the light source, and the sample area are arranged in such a way that in one image at least one of the surface properties is recordable as a function of a continuous range of angles between the illumination direction and the observation direction. The imaging device is a CCD camera. The device and method are suitable for imaging and evaluating visual properties which are dependent on the optical geometry, such as flop behavior and gloss.
A device for recording the visual properties of a surface, comprising an imaging device for recording light interaction with a surface, a light source, and a sample area for positioning a sample with a surface to be examined, wherein in that the imaging device, the light source, and the sample area are arranged in such a way that in one image at least one of the surface properties is recordable as a function of a continuous range of angles between the illumination direction and the observation direction.
A method for recording the visual properties of a surface, using an imaging device for recording light interaction with a surface, a light source, and a sample area for positioning a sample with a surface to be examined, wherein the imaging device, the light source, and the sample area are arranged in such way that in one image at least one of the surface properties is recorded as a function of a continuous range of angles between the illumination direction and the observation direction.
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