Test Card - Gallery

Gallery

• WHO-TV test pattern

• Indian Head test card

• SMPTE color bars

• Philips PM5544

• A former SECAM variation of Philips PM5544

• NTSC variation of Philips PM5544 without matrices

• NTSC variation of Philips PM5544 with matrices

• Philips PM5644

• Philips PM5544 but with a square central section, which apparently makes it a PM5538. Used in some Middle East countries.

• Philips PM5540 monochrome electronic test card. Used in Israel and the Netherlands.

• Testcard from Sjónvarpið used from 1966 to 1982.

• EBU 75/75% test card

• Multiburst test card

• FCC Composite test card

• T-Pulse test card

• Telefunken FuBK test card

• An Iranian version of Telefunken FuBK test card used by IRIB.

• A 16:9 variation of Telefunken FuBK

• KS2XBS "Phonevision" test pattern

• Testcard from the Netherlands Public Broadcasting, used from 1978 until 1988

• Testcard from Romanian Television, used from the mid-1960s until 1983. This was the second testcard used, after the Soviet inspired ТИТ-0249 (1956 until mid-1960s)

• Russian test card (Ueit, УЭИТ).

• Early Soviet test card (TIT-0249BIS, ТИТ-0249бис).

• Testcard from Radiotelevisión Española, used from the mid-1970s until 1996 for La 1 (Spain) & New Year's Day 2000 for La 2 (Spain) but still in use on TVE Internacional and Teledeporte.

• Philips PM5522 5th generation testcard used on NTV7, was also seen on TVB Jade.

• A unknown satellite testcard was used by an unknown operator.

• Colour test card used from Deutscher Fernsehfunk used until unknown date, also used in Eastern Bloc.

• A monochrome test card also used by Deutscher Fernsehfunk used until the launch of the second channel, DFF2, color television and the Television tower.

• Testcard used in various Australian TV stations.

• The BBC Electronic Card used briefly in 1997.

• Testcard used in Veneto, an Italian region.

• Testcard used in China.

• Testcard used in the now-Extinct TGRT and also used in various Autonomous networks from Spain.