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- •Dental Photography
- •Dental Photography – Uses
- •Photography Basics:
- •Instant (Polaroid)
- •Rangefinder (“point-and-shoot”)
- •Digital Rangefinders Modified for Dental Use
- •Photomed Canon G5
- •Dine Flash
- •Kodak DX4900
- •35 mm Single Lens Reflex (SLR)
- •35 mm Single Lens Reflex (SLR)
- •Aperture – wide open
- •Aperture – “stopped down”
- •Exposure: A function of…
- •Exposure (cont.)
- •Exposure - tradeoffs
- •Depth of Field
- •Depth of Field and Exposure
- •Exposure Modes
- •Exposure Modes (cont.)
- •35 mm Dental SLR
- •35 mm Dental SLR
- •Film vs. Digital
- •Film Types
- •Film vs. Digital
- •Film vs. Digital
- •Digital Photography
- •Digital Photography
- •Digital Photography
- •Digital Photography
- •Resolution
- •Resolution
- •Resolution
- •Monitors
- •Monitor – 72 or 96 dpi
- •5X7 Print – 300 dpi printer
- •8X10 Print – 300 dpi printer
- •8X10 Print from a 2.1 MP camera?
- •Resolution
- •Resolution – Digital vs. Film
- •Kodak DCS 14n
- •Kodak DCS Pro SLR/c
- •Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II
- •Canon EOS D30
- •Canon EOS 10D
- •Nikon D70
- •Canon EOS 300D (aka Digital Rebel)
- •Canon EOS 20D
- •Canon EOS 350D (aka Digital Rebel XT)
- •Fujifilm Finepix S2 Pro/S3 Pro
- •SLR Settings for Dental Photography
- •Dental Photography Accessories
- •Dental Photography Accessories
- •Dental Photography Accessories
- •Dental Photography Accessories
- •Digital Photography Accessories
- •Using the Histogram Function
- •Using the Histogram Function
- •What is a Histogram?
- •Using the Histogram Function
- •Using the Histogram Function
- •Using the Histogram Function
- •Dental Photographic Views
- •Intraoral Views with Lips Retracted
- •Views 9 and 10: Maxillary and mandibular occlusal views in mirror
- •Helpful Hints
- •Helpful Hints
- •Helpful Hints
- •Helpful Hints
- •References
Digital Photography
Resolution
•Each sensor, or photosite, on the CCDCCD produces a unit of brightness/colorr datadata called a picture element, or pixel
•Resolution (sharpness) is describeded asas thethe number of pixels that the chip cann produce (i.e. the number of photositessites onon the chip):
Resolution
Resolution
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Resolution
How much is enough?
Resolution – how much is enough?gh?
Depends on intended use, i.e.
Depends on output device
• Monitor or printer and
Depends on size of image
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