Shofu Dawson Academy Photographic Full with EyeSpecial Camera... User manual

Camera Mode: Face Mode | Lens Setting: *(refer to back page)
Facial Images: Patient should be standing against plain dark background,
with hands at their sides, hair pulled back or tucked behind ears, ca. 1
ft away from the background. Once patient is in the proper position, align
the camera at the same level as patient’s nose. Press F1 or Mode located
on the upper left side of the screen then select Face Mode. Choose the
Camera Mode: Standard Mode | Lens Setting: 1/2
Anterior Images: Patient should be seated knee to knee facing photographer.
Once patient is in the proper position, align the camera at the same level as
patient’s lower facial third. Press F1 or Mode located on the upper left side
of the screen then select Standard Mode. Choose the appropriate range
Camera Mode: Standard Mode | Lens Setting: 1/2
Anterior Images: Patient should be seated knee to knee facing photographer.
Once patient is in the proper position, align the camera at the same level as
patient’s lower facial third. Press F1 or Mode located on the upper left side
of the screen then select Standard Mode. Choose the appropriate range
Dawson Academy Photographic Full Series with EyeSpecial Camera
appropriate range*by turning the thumb dial located on the top right
corner of the camera. Use the interpuplilary gridline and vertical axis of the
face line to position the camera. Press the shutter button down half way
prior to taking image for fast autofocus.
by turning the thumb dial located on the top right corner of the camera.
Recommended distance is 11.8 inch back from the patient. Adjust the
distance by rotating the thumb dial left or right. Press the shutter button down
half way prior to taking image for fast autofocus.
by turning the thumb dial located on the top right corner of the camera.
Recommended distance is 11.8 inch back from the patient. Adjust the
distance by rotating the thumb dial left or right. Press the shutter button down
half way prior to taking image for fast autofocus.
Camera Mode: Standard Mode | Lens Setting: 1/2
Buccal Images, Teeth Apart: Patient should be seated knee to knee facing
the photographer, wearing retractors, teeth apart. When placing retractors,
have the patient pull them forward to open the buccal corridor as wide as
possible. Once patient is in the proper position, align the camera at the same
level as their lower facial third. Press F1 or Mode located on the upper left
side of the screen and select Standard Mode. Choose the appropriate range
by turning the thumb dial located on the top right corner of the camera.
Recommended distance is 11.8 inch back from the patient. Adjust the
distance by rotating the thumb dial left or right. Press the shutter button down
half way prior to taking image for fast autofocus.
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Camera Mode: Tele Macro Mode with lens | Lens Setting: 1.2
Close-up Images: Attach the macro lens to the front of the camera. To
attach the lens, drop its beveled edge to the lens of the camera and screw
on. Patient should be seated knee to knee facing the photographer, wearing
retractors, teeth apart. When placing retractors, have the patient pull them
forward to open the buccal corridor as wide as possible. Once patient is in
the proper position, align the camera at the same level as patient’s lower
Camera Mode: Mirror Mode | Lens Setting: 1/2
Occlusal Images: Patient should be seated in a chair lowered to
photographer’s waist level, wearing wire retractors, with chin lifted high.
To take maxillary shots, stand behind the patient. To take mandibular shots,
stand in front of the patient. Once patient is in the proper position, rest
mirror on arch opposite from the one you’re photographing. Make sure you
can see the entire arch form. Press F1 or Mode located on the upper left
Camera Mode: Standard Mode | Lens Setting: 1/2
Buccal Images, Teeth Together: Patient should be seated knee to knee
facing the photographer, wearing retractors, teeth together. When placing
retractors, have the patient pull them forward to open the buccal corridor
as wide as possible. Once patient is in the proper position, and align the
camera at the same level as patient’s lower facial third. Press F1 or Mode
located on the upper left side of the screen then select Standard Mode.
Choose the appropriate range by turning the thumb dial located on the top
right corner of the camera. Recommended distance is 11.8 inch back from
the patient. Adjust the distance by rotating the thumb dial left or right. Press
the shutter button down half way prior to taking image for fast autofocus.
facial third. Press F1 or Mode located on the upper left side of the screen
then select Tele Macro Mode. Choose the appropriate range by turning the
thumb dial located on the top right corner of the camera. Recommended
distance is 4.7 inch back from the patient. Adjust the distance by rotating
the thumb dial left or right. Press the shutter button down half way prior to
taking image for fast autofocus.
side of the screen then select Mirror Mode. Choose the appropriate range
by turning the thumb dial located on the top right corner of the camera.
Recommended distance is 11.8 inch back from the patient. Adjust the
distance by rotating the thumb dial left or right. Press the shutter button
down half way prior to taking image for fast autofocus.
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*For images in horizontal orientation, recommended distance is ca. 39.4 in. or less. For
images in vertical orientation, recommended distance is between 39.4 in. and 66.9 in.