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Description
Do you want to start taking amazing dental photos but don’t know where to begin? Are you confused about what camera, flashes, accessories you may need? What are the right camera settings to use? What do these settings all mean?
Describe why photography can elevate the quality of your care. Good photography can also increase your case acceptance with your customers and assist in greater communication with your lab. You have learn the basics and understand what equipment is needed. But how do you take photos like a true master? Dr. Karyn Halpern shows you over the next hours how to edit your photo and how you can get that accomplished using a few different photo editing software.
Lectures:
- Learn the Basic
- Full Exposure - Diagnostic Series
- How-To of Editing
Presented by: Dr. Karyn Halpern
3 Videos - Duration: 2 hours and 35 min - Files size: 1 GB
