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The Course
Digital Intraoral Photography: Intermediate and Advanced Techniques
Who: Dentists, Technicians, and Staff
When: Fridays and Saturdays based on availability. Study Clubs may request different times. Please ASK.
Where: Your Office
Educational Pre-Requisites: None
a. Clients should have their own Digital SLR with macro lens and flash*
b. Personal or laptop computer with minimum Photoshop Elements Pre-loaded
* Dr. Ghim can make suggestions on which system to buy based on initial phone conversation
This one day course includes a review of the SLR Digital Camera system and equipment as it pertains to intraoral photography. The class is taught at the clients' office. Clients will actually chart their educational experience with the assistance of Dr. Ghim. The dental photography content will be established during the initial registration and phone conversation. Several objectives will have been met at the end of the session. Clients will have mastered and will be able to take the AACD Series of photographs, the Maxillary and Mandibular Quadrant/Occlusal Shot, and Lateral Photos. They will be able to troubleshoot camera settings and adjust their camera accordingly. In addition clients will be able to take their photographs and make quality prints. This will be done by taking countless photos and immediate review. Other topics that will be discussed are:
Assimilating Digital into Your Practice
Cataloging Photos
Computer Workflow
Printing
Laboratory Communication Photo Techniques
Learning to Change your Camera Settings with Confidence
Going Full Manual for Better Photos
Custom Camera and Flash Calibration
Patient Positioning for Optimal Results
Treatment Planning and Case Presentation

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Note:
Dr. Steven Ghim's intraoral photography class will rarely enter any photo manipulation discussions which include changes in hue, chroma, sharpness, and removal / adding of "blemishes." (Exceptions may include cropping, lightening and darkening the whole photo as this can be done with "regular" film.) Although digital has made intraoral photography faster and easier, it has given dentists carte blanche for computer savvy manipulations. Dr. Ghim believes that nearly all parameters for digital intraoral photography should be set on the camera. Any dentist who changes 'not clinically acceptable and viewable areas of work' or even adjusting hue, value, and chroma on selected teeth using commercially available software to promote their work or what our profession can offer, is a discredit to themselves, the profession, and lying to their colleagues and patients.