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[Guest guest]

, " Geoffrey Hudson, L.Ac. " <

list@a...> wrote:

 

>

> I think it would be great if someone could setup a web page to

upload

> sample tongue slides on for comparison and analysis.

 

I wonder if the differences in pixels, colors, etc. would hinder the

usefulness of such a site. If the technological hurdles can be

overcome easily, I think it's a great idea. there is a new JPEG

format that is just out that yields much higher resolution but

maintains small file size. This would be ideal as photos tend to

take up a lot of bandwidth and thus it becomes expensive to

maintain such sites. Most large photo sites charge for access.

 

[Guest guest]

BKirschb wrote:

 

> For this I use a special camera from yashika which is designed just for the

> mouth.

 

Barbara, can I get a model number on that Yashika? Or is the mouth part

a special lens, or attachment?

 

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Al Stone L.Ac.

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http://www.BeyondWellBeing.com

 

Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional.

[Guest guest]

for tongue photos I have a feeling the digital camera in good light

without flash will do pretty well. If using flash, a ring flash is the

best, of course (but an expensive item). Two things to consider. A white

card pointed at the subject can reflect light into the mouth. Somewhat

awkward but effective.

Also if you use the little flash on the camera,

experiment with taping a thin tissue paper (like lens cleaning paper)

over the

flash itself which will soften the harshness of the flash.