Dental Photography Basics - How to Take a Quality Dental Photo - Proper Exposure

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In this video, we start a discussion on how to take a quality dental photograph. The first principle we examine is proper exposure. There are four major factors that effect proper exposure...aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and White Balance. Last, learn about how you can use a histogram to evaluate exposure.

Intro: 0:28
Proper Exposure: 1:26
Aperture: 2:13
Shutter Speed: 6:10
ISO: 10:16
White Balance: 12:09
The Histogram: 15:11

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