ISO 1230-2007 Photography - Determination of flash guide numbers for electronic flash equipment《摄影 电子闪光设备闪光指数的测定》.pdf

1、 Reference number ISO 1230:2007(E) ISO 2007INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO 1230 Third edition 2007-09-01 Photography Determination of flash guide numbers for electronic flash equipment Photographie Dtermination des nombres guides des appareils clairs ISO 1230:2007(E) PDF disclaimer This PDF file may cont

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11、rights. ISO 1230 was prepared by Technical Committee ISO/TC 42, Photography. This third edition cancels and replaces the second edition (ISO 1230:1992), which has been technically revised. ISO 1230:2007(E) iv ISO 2007 All rights reservedIntroduction In general flash photography, where the flash ligh

12、t source is mounted on a camera, the product of the camera lens -number and the distance from the flash light source to the subject is a constant with respect to the ISO speed of the film or the digital still camera to be used. The illuminance of the subject varies with the distance according to the

13、 inverse-square law and, in order to obtain the same suitable exposure on film or image sensor, the -number is adjusted with respect to the square root of the illuminance of the subject. The constant is named “flash guide number” and is a very useful guide for flash photographers, because the guide

14、number represents, in a sense, the power of illumination of the light source, for both flash lamps with and without integral reflectors and electronic flash equipment. The camera lens -number setting can easily be calculated by dividing the guide number by the distance from the flash light source to

15、 the subject. INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO 1230:2007(E) ISO 2007 All rights reserved 1 Photography Determination of flash guide numbers for electronic flash equipment 1 Scope This International Standard specifies the definition and determination of the ISO guide number of electronic flash equipment. I

16、t does not specify the definitions and measuring methods for the light output of electronic flash equipment, which are specified in ISO 2827. 2 Terms and definitions For the purposes of this document, the following terms and definitions apply. 2.1 guide number N GNproduct of the camera lens -number,

17、 required for a suitable exposure on a film or an image sensor, and the distance from the flash light source to the subject with respect to the ISO speed of the film or the digital still camera to be used NOTE The guide number is expressed in metres. Annex A provides the conversion calculation for c

18、onverting the guide number from metres into feet. 2.2 ISO guide number N ISO/GNguide number, for a film or a digital still camera of ISO 100, “X ” synchronization and an exposure time which can fully utilize the total output of the flash light source 3 Calculation of the guide number 3.1 ISO guide n

19、umber The ISO guide number, N ISO/GN , shall be calculated using the following formula: ISO/GN ()d Nk I t t = (1) where k is a constant equal to 0,51 lm 1 m 2 s 1 ; I(t)dt is the time integral of the luminous intensity of electronic flash equipment, expressed in candella seconds (cd s = lm sr 1 s).

20、See Annex B for details of Equation (1). ISO 1230:2007(E) 2 ISO 2007 All rights reserved3.2 Guide number for any ISO speed other than 100 The guide number for any ISO speed other than 100 can be calculated from the following formula: (ISO, ) ISO/GN100 S S NN = (2) where S is the ISO speed (arithmeti

21、c). 4 Designation of guide number Designation of guide numbers on products or instructions should be rounded to two significant digits and followed by metres. When a guide number does not express the ISO guide number i.e. for films or digital still cameras other than those of ISO speed 100 (arithmet

22、ic), the reference ISO speed should follow in parentheses. EXAMPLES N ISO/GN20 m N GN40 m (ISO 400) ISO 1230:2007(E) ISO 2007 All rights reserved 3 Annex A (informative) Conversion calculation of the ISO guide number from metres into feet A.1 Conversion factor ISO guide numbers, expressed in feet, c

23、an be obtained from the metre guide numbers by multiplying by the factor 3,28. A.2 Designation of guide number in feet Designation of guide numbers on products or instructions should be rounded to the two significant digits and followed by feet. When a guide number does not express the ISO guide num

24、ber for films or digital still cameras other than ISO speed 100 (arithmetic), the reference ISO speed should follow in parentheses. EXAMPLES N ISO/GN20 m N ISO/GN 66 ft N GN40 m (ISO 400) N GN130 ft (ISO 400) ISO 1230:2007(E) 4 ISO 2007 All rights reservedAnnex B (informative) Explanation of guide n

25、umber formula B.1 Derivation of the numerical value The numerical value for k = 0,51 in Equation (1) was determined by combining all numerical values and constants in the guide number formula of ISO 1230:1973 as follows: GN 0,3 4 x NC I t S = (B.1) where N GNis the guide number, expressed in metres

26、(m); 0,3 is the metre-foot conversion factor (m ft 1 ); C is a constant and its numerical value is 0,004 5 (lm m 2 s 1 ); It is the effective luminous intensity, I, of the electronic flash equipment, expressed in candelas, multiplied by the effective exposure, t, expressed in seconds (cd s); S xis t

27、he arithmetic ISO film speed of x, and in this case, x is equal to 100. If It is substituted by I(t)dt, Equation (B.1) is equivalent to Equation (1) in 3.1. B.2 Derivation of ISO guide number formula This International Standard was based on the old ANSI PH2.4-1965 (which is now ANSI/NAPM IT2.24-1996

28、) and the procedure for the derivation of the guide number formula is as follows: The initial equation is based on the calibration equation for incident-light type exposure meters in ANSI PH2.12-1961 as follows: 2 CA t E S = (B.2) where E is the illuminance at the object plane, expressed in footcand

29、les (fc); t is the exposure time, expressed in seconds (s); A is the -number; S is the ASA (arithmetic ISO) film speed; C is a constant and its numerical value equal to 20,8 fc s to distinguish the constant C used in the old ANSI PH2.4-1965, with the constant C in the guide number equation given in

30、Equation (B.1), C is used here. ISO 1230:2007(E) ISO 2007 All rights reserved 5 According to ANSI PH2.12-1961, the numerical value of K for reflected-light type exposure meters is equal to 1,06 (cd ft 2 s). From the numerical values of K and C , the diffuse reflectance of the object, which is assume

31、d to be an isotropic diffuser (formerly called a uniform diffuser), can be calculated by the following equation: 1, 0 6 0,160 ( 16 %) 20,8 = (B.3) The equation for the illuminance with an accessory reflector is: 2 4 M E d = (B.4) where is the luminous flux, expressed in lumens (lm); M is the reflect

32、or factor; d is the distance, expressed in feet (ft), between a lamp and a subject. Combining Equations (B.2) and (B.4) gives: 22 4 A dC t M S = (B.5) Rearranging Equation (B.5) gives: 22 4 tMS Ad C = (B.6) GN 4 tMS AdN C = = (B.7) By substituting the numerical value of (3,14) and C (20,8), Equation

33、 (B.7) becomes: GN(ft) 0,003 8 Nt M S = (B.8) ANSI then rounded 0,003 8 (fc 1 s 1 ) to 0,004, which is the numerical value of C in the guide number formula, and corresponds with a reflectance of 16,7%. In the case of electronic flash equipment, the guide number formula is calculated by Equation (B.9

34、) if the relationship I = M/4 is taken into consideration: GN(ft) 0,004 4 NI t S = (B.9) In Equation (B.9), 0,004 is the rounded value of 0,003 8. Since 1 ft = 0,30 m (i.e. 0,304 8 m to be exact), the metre-guide number formula becomes: GN 0,3 0,004 4 NI t S = (B.10) Despite the fact that the calcul

35、ated value of C is 0,004, the value of 0,004 5 was adopted by TC 42 in the first edition of this International Standard (ISO 1230:1973) see Equation (B.1) to factor in the discrepancy between the numerical value of the guide number obtained according to the old ANSI PH2.4-1965 and that obtained acco

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