Photomicrography: a translation into the vernacular: Part I--The illuminating system. 1987.
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A method of color preservation and photography of gross specimens is presented in this article. The natural color and physical consistency of the preserved specimens assure "true to life" color photographs. The author explains how his institution's system of combining the Autopsy Review Conference with the photography of specimens saves much staff and employee time since the final gross descriptions and dissections are accomplished concurrently with the photography. A systematic method of photography is illustrated which eliminates most of the exposure determination functions that are time-consuming and subject to error.
The practical mating of the modern microscope and automated camera has been successful. Many time-consuming photographic procedures have been reduced to a minimum in the process. The pathologist can obtain color photomicrographs with minimum knowledge of optical theory or photographic procedures. However, there are several problem areas which require special attention to ensure a constant flow of good photomicrographs. This article reviews and offers solutions to five common problems in photomicrography.
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Illustrations are frequently employed to support or amplify the textual content of an article. When illustrations fail to support the needs of the text, the result may be confusing and detrimental to the reader. Guidelines are presented to ensure that the illustration on the printed page provides all the visual information intended by the author.