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<p>This International Standard describes test equipment and test procedures for determining the colour stability of</p>
<p>photographic colour images when subjected to outdoor conditions. It does not specify limits of acceptability or</p>
<p>failure criteria. Instead, it provides means for measuring image changes that take place during the aging of pictorial</p>
<p>photographic images and indicates the critical image-change parameters that should be reported. Users of this</p>
<p>International Standard should determine which test end-points best simulate the intended display application.</p>
<p>This International Standard is applicable to pictorial images made with digital printing media, for example:</p>
<p>— prints on coated papers, coated and uncoated clear and opaque films, vinyl, polyester, synthetic papers</p>
<p>and other plastic substrates, laminated and not laminated;</p>
<p>— dye-based and pigment-based inkjet prints with aqueous, solvent, phase-change, or UV curing inks;</p>
<p>— thermal dye and mass transfer;</p>
<p>— dye sublimation prints;</p>
<p>— digitally-printed dye-diffusion-transfer prints;</p>
<p>— liquid- and dry-toner xerographic prints;</p>
<p>— liquid toner electrostatic prints;</p>
<p>— digitally printed images made with traditional chromogenic and silver dye-bleach photographic materials;</p>
<p>— colour direct thermal prints.</p>
<p>In these digital printing processes, the ink laydown is controlled by means of digital pixel information, and all</p>
<p>of the settings and controls of the printing system can be documented and repeated. In contrast, for many</p>
<p>analogue printing systems, the control over the ink film thickness can be subject to manual adjustment. Window</p>
<p>graphics on the outside of windows are covered by this International Standard. Window graphics on the inside</p>
<p>of windows, for which sunlight is filtered by a layer of glass, will be covered by ISO 18937.</p>
<p>This International Standard does not include test procedures for physical stability of images, supports or</p>
<p>binder materials. However, it is recognized that in some instances physical degradation such as support</p>
<p>embrittlement, image layer cracking, or delamination of an image layer from its support, rather than image</p>
<p>stability, will determine the useful life of a print material.</p>
<p>NOTE Image print stability results determined for one printer model, ink set, printing mode, print resolution and</p>
<p>media combination are not applicable to image prints produced through another printer model, ink set, printing mode, print</p>
<p>resolution and media combination, even if the ink jet cartridges and/or media used in testing are the same.</p>
Reģistrācijas numurs (WIID)
54739
Darbības sfēra
<p>This International Standard describes test equipment and test procedures for determining the colour stability of</p>
<p>photographic colour images when subjected to outdoor conditions. It does not specify limits of acceptability or</p>
<p>failure criteria. Instead, it provides means for measuring image changes that take place during the aging of pictorial</p>
<p>photographic images and indicates the critical image-change parameters that should be reported. Users of this</p>
<p>International Standard should determine which test end-points best simulate the intended display application.</p>
<p>This International Standard is applicable to pictorial images made with digital printing media, for example:</p>
<p>— prints on coated papers, coated and uncoated clear and opaque films, vinyl, polyester, synthetic papers</p>
<p>and other plastic substrates, laminated and not laminated;</p>
<p>— dye-based and pigment-based inkjet prints with aqueous, solvent, phase-change, or UV curing inks;</p>
<p>— thermal dye and mass transfer;</p>
<p>— dye sublimation prints;</p>
<p>— digitally-printed dye-diffusion-transfer prints;</p>
<p>— liquid- and dry-toner xerographic prints;</p>
<p>— liquid toner electrostatic prints;</p>
<p>— digitally printed images made with traditional chromogenic and silver dye-bleach photographic materials;</p>
<p>— colour direct thermal prints.</p>
<p>In these digital printing processes, the ink laydown is controlled by means of digital pixel information, and all</p>
<p>of the settings and controls of the printing system can be documented and repeated. In contrast, for many</p>
<p>analogue printing systems, the control over the ink film thickness can be subject to manual adjustment. Window</p>
<p>graphics on the outside of windows are covered by this International Standard. Window graphics on the inside</p>
<p>of windows, for which sunlight is filtered by a layer of glass, will be covered by ISO 18937.</p>
<p>This International Standard does not include test procedures for physical stability of images, supports or</p>
<p>binder materials. However, it is recognized that in some instances physical degradation such as support</p>
<p>embrittlement, image layer cracking, or delamination of an image layer from its support, rather than image</p>
<p>stability, will determine the useful life of a print material.</p>
<p>NOTE Image print stability results determined for one printer model, ink set, printing mode, print resolution and</p>
<p>media combination are not applicable to image prints produced through another printer model, ink set, printing mode, print</p>
<p>resolution and media combination, even if the ink jet cartridges and/or media used in testing are the same.</p>
