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IEEE 1858-2016

IEEE Standard for Camera Phone Image Quality

Standard by IEEE, 2017

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IEEE 1858-2016 is the standard for camera phone image quality, providing a technical basis for evaluating how mobile imaging systems capture and reproduce pictures. It is relevant to computing and processing, components and systems, and communication technologies because camera phones combine image capture, signal processing, and device performance. This standard helps define a common reference for assessing quality, supporting more consistent design, testing, and procurement decisions across camera-enabled mobile products.

Overview of IEEE 1858-2016

IEEE 1858-2016 addresses image quality considerations for camera phones, where optical capture, sensor behavior, processing algorithms, and display output all influence the final result. The standard is useful when comparing devices or checking whether image quality expectations are being met in a repeatable way. By focusing on a shared technical framework, it supports clearer communication between engineering teams, suppliers, and evaluators working on mobile imaging performance.

Typical use cases

This standard is commonly used in the development and assessment of camera phone hardware and software, especially where image capture quality must be measured against agreed criteria. It may support device benchmarking, camera module evaluation, image-processing validation, and product comparison during procurement or testing. The document is also relevant to engineering teams working on mobile communication devices that rely on integrated cameras for photos, video, and related imaging functions.

Why it matters

IEEE 1858-2016 matters because image quality in a camera phone depends on multiple interacting parts, and a defined standard can reduce ambiguity during design and testing. It helps organizations apply more consistent evaluation methods, which can improve quality control, limit performance disputes, and support better product decisions. For superseded standards, it is still useful as a reference point when reviewing legacy designs, test records, or earlier compliance approaches. IEEE 1858-2016 can therefore play a practical role in technical documentation and comparison work.

  • Camera phone image quality requirements
  • Mobile imaging performance evaluation
  • Testing and comparison framework
  • Device and module assessment
  • Legacy reference for superseded guidance
SKU: f9105a70891e

  • Publication Date: 2017
  • Standard Status: Superseded
  • Publisher: IEEE
  • Subject: Computing and Processing; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies
  • Official IEEE: Doi link
  • New Version Available: 1858 (2023)
  • This Version: 1858 (2017)

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