Greyscale

Greyscale film photo-tools are produced using advanced imaging techniques to create simulated grey levels for applications requiring variable light transmission and optical density control. These photo-tools are generated through halftone screening and dithered imaging, allowing for precise tonal variation. By using small pixel sizes and high-resolution laser photoplotting, dithering methods produce binary patterns that appear as smooth gradients to optical systems, making them suitable for optical components, micro-optics, scientific imaging, and lithographic exposure control. Available on silver-halide film, these photo-tools offer precise density uniformity, with film formats tailored to specific application requirements.