Magnification Ratio explained
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Macro Lens Magnification Ratio:
Defines the size relationship between a subject and its image on the camera sensor, such as 1:1, 1:2, or 2:1.
Importance of 1:1 Magnification in Dental Photography:
Accuracy: Captures true-to-size, detailed images essential for diagnostics and treatment.
Resolution: Ensures maximum clarity for precise diagnoses.
Documentation: Standardizes case tracking and professional communication.
Communication: Enhances patient understanding and professional collaboration.
Watch the full video to learn more about the significance of the 1:1 magnification ratio in dental photography.
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