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Clinical photography manual for the dentist
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Author: Mauricio Salgado Montoya
From the reflected image and then painted inside a Da Vinci dark camera to an image recorded permanently on a photosensitive material (Pewter, glass, paper, celluloid, electronic sensors, etc.). The term photography, whose meaning is to "write with light," would have been used for the first time by Sir John Herschel in 1839, name that was imposed on the alternative of "daguerrotype", a term derived from one of its predecessors.
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Who is definitely awarded the invention and taking of the first "conventional" photograph is French Joseph Nicephore Niépce; A pewter plate with silver salts, covered with bitumen of Judea, allowed the image impressed by the light to remain hardened, the parts without impressing were soluble and could be removed by washing with lavender oil and terminine (photo-etched).
I.- Introduction.
II.- Brief history of photography.
III.- SLR digital camera.
IV.- Objective, diaphragm and depth of field.
V.- Macrophotography and photographic equipment.
VI.- Lighting and Flash.
VII.- Exposure and composition in clinical photography.
VIII.- Standardization and accessories for clinical photography.
IX.- Series and photographic sequences.
X.- Photography of specialties.
XI.- Complementary photography.
XII.- File formats and image processing.
Bibliographic references.
9789588816142
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Data sheet
- Print:
- Color - Format: 21.5 x 28 cm
- Cover:
- Hard
- Number of pages:
- 128
- Publication year:
- 2014
- Weight:
- 0.68 kg
- Specialty:
- General dentistry
- Language:
- Spanish
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- ISBN
- 9789588816142
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Author: Mauricio Salgado Montoya
From the reflected image and then painted inside a Da Vinci dark camera to an image recorded permanently on a photosensitive material (Pewter, glass, paper, celluloid, electronic sensors, etc.). The term photography, whose meaning is to "write with light," would have been used for the first time by Sir John Herschel in 1839, name that was imposed on the alternative of "daguerrotype", a term derived from one of its predecessors.