Absolute H/V Ratio – Stabilisation Test

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The Absolute H/V Ratio chart shows a comparison between the horizontal and vertical analysis quality but ignores which axis is better quality.

Key:

• Green line: smoothed H/V Ratio with stabilisation enabled.
• Red line: smoothed H/V Ratio with stabilisation disabled.
• Green points/dotted line: raw H/V Ratio with stabilisation enabled.
• Red points/dotted line: raw H/V Ratio with stabilisation disabled.

Interpretation

Where H/V Ratio (H/V Ratio – Stabilisation Test) shows which axis is sharper, the Absolute H/V Ratio simply shows the magnitude of the difference between the horizontal and vertical analysis, which can give a clearer indication of general quality degradation.

The value is always positive. A higher value indicates a bigger difference in quality that’s measured rotated by 90 degrees.

The important thing in the chart above is the step change in difference when stabilisation is enabled, starting around 1/15s. This indicates that the quality is impaired – even with stabilisation enabled – by around 1/8s.

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