Comments on: configuration of lenses for digital SLR camera, for intraoral photography? http://www.microimaginings.com/digital-cameras/slr-digital-cameras-digital-cameras-2/configuration-of-lenses-for-digital-slr-camera-for-intraoral-photography/ The Minute Art of Digital Photography Fri, 29 Apr 2011 19:18:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: abbasnaq http://www.microimaginings.com/digital-cameras/slr-digital-cameras-digital-cameras-2/configuration-of-lenses-for-digital-slr-camera-for-intraoral-photography/comment-page-1/#comment-528 abbasnaq Sun, 04 Jan 2009 10:18:30 +0000 http://www.microimaginings.com/dental/configuration-of-lenses-for-digital-slr-camera-for-intraoral-photography/#comment-528 The nikkor 60 millimeter AFS will definitely help you. You can order one from nikonusa.com . However, you need to check with cannon for the lens mount. If you will be photographing dental curvatures, then I suggest, you consider building a white box. This will make sure that you get enough light to reflect into the mouth. Using a flash is definitely out of contention. Since you will be shooting dark areas, I suggest you configure the camera manually. Keep the shutter on for about 10 seconds to ensure your lens captures enough light. The nikkor 60 millimeter AFS will definitely help you. You can order one from nikonusa.com . However, you need to check with cannon for the lens mount.

If you will be photographing dental curvatures, then I suggest, you consider building a white box. This will make sure that you get enough light to reflect into the mouth. Using a flash is definitely out of contention.

Since you will be shooting dark areas, I suggest you configure the camera manually. Keep the shutter on for about 10 seconds to ensure your lens captures enough light.

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