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Beginner's guide to going digital

Keith Barrand

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Abstract

DIGITAL photography offers some distinct advantages over film photography, not the least of which are instantaneous pictures and ease of manipulation, storage and transfer of image files. This article is aimed at practitioners with little or no experience of digital photography, who want to explore the possibility of using digital images in their day‐to‐day practice. It includes tips and techniques applicable to a variety of clinical disciplines, and considers how best to present the resulting images.

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DIGITAL photography offers some distinct advantages over film photography, not the least of which are instantaneous pictures and ease of manipulation, storage and transfer of image files. This article is aimed at practitioners with little or no experience of digital photography, who want to explore the possibility of using digital images in their day‐to‐day practice. It includes tips and techniques applicable to a variety of clinical disciplines, and considers how best to present the resulting images.

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DIGITAL photography offers some distinct advantages over film photography, not the least of which are instantaneous pictures and ease of manipulation, storage and transfer of image files. This article is aimed at practitioners with little or no experience of digital photography, who want to explore the possibility of using digital images in their day‐to‐day practice. It includes tips and techniques applicable to a variety of clinical disciplines, and considers how best to present the resulting images.

Key concepts: Photography, Digital photography, Variety (cybernetics), Computer science, Digital image, Computer graphics (images), Digital camera, Multimedia

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