File:Light Scanning Photomacrography Depth of Field Diagram.svg
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English: Light Scanning Photomacrography (LSP), or Scanning Light Photomacrography (SLP) is an analog photographic technique that allows images to be captured in detail beyond the typical range of depth of field (DOF). This diagram shows how a sheet or slit of light is used to capture the image of a moving object on a motorized stage. As long as the slit of light is narrower than the effective DOF the image will remain sharp in detail throughout.
Labels: 1) Camera lens, 2) color correction filters, 3) dotted line shows effective DOF, 4) light sheet, 5) motorized stage with specimen. |
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