Definitions for "Panchromatic"
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Film sensitive to the full spectrum of light and Ultra Violet.
or "Pan" - Photographic film sensitive to all visible colors. Pan films record all colors in tones of roughly similarly relative brightness as seen by the eye in the original scene. PANNING blurs the surroundings but keeps your moving subject sharp.
A single band covering a broad range of wavelengths; usually used in context of collecting information from the whole visible spectrum.
Term used to describe 'Black & White' emulsions that are sensitive to all visible colours. Most modern films are panchromatic. (see Orthochromatic)
Imagery Single-band or monochrome imagery.
Is a photographic emulsion sensitive to all the colours of the visible spectrum and to a certain amount of ultra-violet light. The sensitivity is not uniform throughout the spectrum.
Is the ability of a remote sensing device to detect electromagnetic energy in only one very broad band, which includes most of the area of visible light. .
Type of emulsion which is sensitive to light of all colors, as a film or plate emulsion.
Sensitive to most or all of the visible spectrum between 0.4 and 0.7 micrometers. [NOAA
Sensitive to all or most of the visible electromagnetic spectrum, between 0.4 and 0.7 microns. See Also: electromagnetic spectrum, micron
Sensitive to all or most of the visible spectrum, between 0.4 and 0.7 micrometers. Landsat 7 has a panchromatic band.
Used for an image that is built from intensity data with a very broad bandwidth, such as most or all visible- wavelength photons.
Images created from radiation with wavelengths between 0.45 and 0.90 mm.
A black and white film or photographic emulsion that is sensitive to all colours of the spectrum especially blue. Most black and white films in use are of this type.
The emulsion silver component spectrally photo sensitive to the entire visual frequency spectrum portion (red, green, and blue).
A film type which renders imagery as gray scale. It generally provides the best resolution and least amount of storage space.
Sensitive to entire visible part of ERM spectrum.
A type of film equally sensitive to light in all colors.
Films or other photographic materials that are sensitive to all colors.
Sensitive to entire visible part of EMR spectrum.
Single band imagery in which the band covers most of the visible spectrum such as conventional black and white images.
Photographic film that is sensitive to all visible colors.
A black-and-white emulsion that is equally sensitive to all wavelengths of visible light. Used in gravure when a true positive copy is made of a colour negative.
Photo material that is sensitive to all colors that the human eye can perceive.
A photographic film or plate sensitive to all visible colours of the spectrum.
Used for films that are sensitive to broadband (eg, entire visible part of the spectrum) electromagnetic radiation, and for broadband photographs.
Panchromatic is a term describing a type of black-and-white photographic film that is sensitive to all wavelengths of visible light. A panchromatic film therefore produces a realistic image of a scene. Almost all modern photographic film is panchromatic, but some types are orthochromatic and are not sensitive to certain wavelengths of light.