Dental Photography Basics - How a Clinical Camera Works and File Storage

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In this video, learn the basics of how a clinical camera works for dental photography. Dr. B also discusses how photos are stored and discusses memory cards.
How a camera works: 1:14
File storage and Memory Cards: 4:22
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[@Mitral_valve]

Watching this a year from it was uploaded. starting photography with my practice. So useful

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[@haifa_alabidi]

Please I need your help
How did you attached you lens that has 67 mm diameter to canon twin flash that has 58mm ring ...
Where did you find the adapter because I could not find it ...
Pleas help me by link or somthing to buy the adapter.
I cant thank you enough doctor

[@TheComprehensiveDentist]

Haifa Alabidi check Amazon. Search canon macro light adapter 67