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Laryngeal Photography

Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 1991
Various methods of still photography and videography of the larynx are described in this article, some simple, inexpensive, and recommended for residents and occasional laryngeal photographers, while others are more involved, costly, and recommended for serious laryngologists.
E, Yanagisawa, R, Yanagisawa
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Photography is dead: long live photography

Journal of Visual Communication in Medicine
In the 1990s, digital imaging began to supersede film-based imaging. W. J. Mitchell declared photography dead, or more precisely, radically and permanently displaced. Cameras have evolved from mechanical depicting devices into fully automated digital machines.
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Alternatives to Photography

Archives of Dermatology, 1989
To the Editor.— The recent spate of articles on photography of dysplastic nevi certainly creates medicolegal problems. The standard of care must vary with the availability of elaborate equipment, facilities, and the cost. Although some patients have numerous suspicious lesions, most do not. It is about this latter group that I write.
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Clinical photography

Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 2009
Digital cameras, when used correctly, can provide the basis for telemedicine services. The increasing sophistication of digital cameras, combined with the improved speed and availability of the Internet, make them an instrument that every health-care professional should be familiar with.
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Contour Photography

British Journal of Orthodontics, 1976
A method of producing three dimensional photographic records of the human face is described. The equipment utilizes components which can be easily obtained. It is based on telecentric photography in which projected grid lines are made parallel and divergence errors eliminated from the recording camera.
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Photographie, esprit, photographie spirite

Archives de sciences sociales des religions, 2019
Dans le Candomblé brésilien comme partout ailleurs dans les Amériques africaines, les photographies ont des caractéristiques non seulement visuelles, mais aussi haptiques, voire même olfactives. Parce qu’elles sont des choses autant que des images, les photographies permettent une médiation entre, d’une part, un outre-lieu et un autre temps – une scène
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Then-and-Now Photography, Repeat Photography, Comparison Photography, or Rephotography

Taxon, 1998
Rudolf Schmid   +5 more
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"Photography."

Notes and Queries, 1905
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