Testcards in high resolution

[DrZarkov]

I found this interesting homepage with european testcards from the 1950s/1960s. All testcards are remade with modern technologie (PC), so very good usable for own purposes: https://plus.google.com/photos/10307373 ... 3610298433

[Lowtone]

Ah very nice !
Thanks a lot.
But they forgot ORTF

[DrZarkov]

Special for you: http://francoisf.wix.com/dxtv

[Lowtone]

Ah nice ( and nice story ) but i meant i've never seen one made by PC with a clean picture ( minus one i've made with the help of a friend but it was not the main testcard )

We've made this one ( but it was not used for long )

Source: fenec95.free.fr/Archives/ARCHIVES2/Mire%20RTF%202%E8me%20chaine%20(N-Bl)%20B.jpg

i'll up our versions if you want

The famous testcards were this :

http://radio-piffret.pagesperso-orange. ... age044.jpg

http://a6.idata.over-blog.com/0/59/04/95/ortf-mire.jpg

http://www.vivelapub.fr/wp-content/uplo ... e-1967.jpg

http://f3yx.free.fr/IMAGES/Camera.jpg

I use the last one to test my camcorders
( these was names "mire Marly" because the horse statue of the picture was from the town Marly, and later moved to Paris )

I found this one but i don't know the origin :

http://f3yx.free.fr/IMAGES/Mire819.jpg


edit:
i just found those ones

http://www.tsf-radio.org/forum/im/18824 ... secam8.jpg

http://www.tsf-radio.org/forum/im/188229secam_01.jpg

http://www.tsf-radio.org/forum/im/188252ccir_01.jpg

[Lowtone]

my message seems broken

[Dave Moll]

At least by wrapping it in {code}...{/code}, you have rendered the information visible. I can't spot why it otherwise doesn't display either.

[Andrew Davie]

At least by wrapping it in {code}...{/code}, you have rendered the information visible. I can't spot why it otherwise doesn't display either.

The board software is not handling the first URL correctly (with the embedded spaces represented as %20). If this is removed, or wrapped with [img] tags, then at least the rest of the message displays. I've removed the code tags so the other URLs work properly.

You can use the img tag to embed images. Or, where you use just http://wherever/whatever.jpg you get a link to the image. Either are acceptable. In the case where %20 are included in the URL, you will have to use the [img] tag to get around the forum software bug.

Cheers
A

[Lowtone]

Ah ok, i wasn't aware of this. Thanks a lot Andrew!

[pvogue]

can not open the goolge photo

[barek13374ewr]

thanks you guys