Tonal balance Sample Clauses

Tonal balance. Orthophotos shall be tonally balanced to produce a uniform contrast and tone across the block and the entire project. Extreme tonal or color variation across seamlines shall be avoided. Changes in color balance across the project, if they exist, shall be gradual. Abrupt tonal variations between tiles or inconsistencies in tone and density between individual orthophotos and/or adjacent sheets are not acceptable. All images should have a neutral tonal range without the dominance of any individual color. The difference between the minimum and maximum value in a RGB triplet of any nearly neutral objects within the image shall be less than 10, with a preferred value greater than 5. Misregistration between color bands are not acceptable.
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