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PhotoMed
is proud to introduce the latest additions to our digital dental
camera lineup. The Canon
A610 and A620 join the popular Canon G6
as the latest models to incorporate the PhotoMed Closeup Attachment
Kit for balanced even illumination and stunning image quality.
The A610 is a five megapixel camera and the A620 is a seven megapixel
camera. The combination of PhotoMed's custom macro lens and the built-in
4x optical zoom lens allow you to focus down to a field only 1.25"
wide.
Mention that you saw the Canon A610 or the A620 in this newsletter
when ordering and receive a 128MB SD memory card and a NiMH rechargable
battery kit
included FREE! (offer valid through November 30, 2005)
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Canon's
latest digital single lens reflex camera
(D-SLR) creates
a new D-SLR category combining a full frame CMOS sensor with
a lightweight,
compact magnesium alloy body. Let's briefly explain what a "full
frame sensor" means for dental photography.
Tens of thousands of dentists are used to shooting clinical photographs
with 35mm film. Certain magnifications became standards over the
years, i.e., 1:1, 1:2 and 1:10. These magnifications allowed a dental
office to maintain consistent image sizing through before and after
photos and from patient
to patient. These magnifications were also based on the size of the
35mm film: 36mm wide (roughly 1 7/16 inches).
When the first D-SLR cameras appeared, they used capture chips (sensors)
that were smaller than a frame of 35mm film - typically 2/3 that
size of a frame of 35mm film. Wide angle lenses (for recreational
use) were "less wide" and, for dental use, the magnifications that
everyone was used to were not the same.
Continue reading about the Canon EOS 5D
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Would
you like to hear about the latest cameras as they become available? Would
you like to know about specials, promotions and rebates?
Simply subscribe to our newsletter and we'll keep you up to date. And
you don't have to worry about us letting anyone else have your email
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The
Occlusal Contrasters are
designed to simplify taking occlusal mirror views (the curved end lifts
the lip away) and also prevents lips, nostrils and mustaches from appearing
in the photo. The other end of the Occlusal Contraster can be used
to “black-out” the
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The
Occlusal Contrasters are now available in adult and pedo sizes.
SPECIAL: purchase both adult and pedo sizes and save 10%. |
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During
November 2005, you can save 10% on an assortment of 3 or more intraoral
mirrors, retractors and Contrasters. Mix and match (3 or more) to create
your perfect set and save 10% on each and every item.
Click to view PhotoMed's Intraoral Mirror, Retractor and Contraster selection. |
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Through
the end of the year, Canon is offering some generous rebates on their
most popular D-SLR cameras. Included are the EOS
20D and the EOS Digital
Rebel XT. When you combine Canon's 100mm macro lens and ring light with
the Canon EOS
20D, you are eligible for a $270 rebate! The Rebel XT with
the
same lens and flash is eligible for $220!
You can save even more if you purchase eligible recreational
lenses at
the same time. Call us at 800-998-7765 for more information and we can
explain the Single - Double - Triple rules. |
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Visit
PhotoMed at the following dental meetings:
November 2005:
Greater NY Dental Meeting
December 2005:
AAOMS Implant - Chicago
January 2006:
Rocky Mtn - Denver
SW Dental - Dallas
Yankee Dental - Boston
February 2006:
Chicago Dental Society
March 2006:
Osseointegration - Seattle
Hinman Dental - Atlanta |
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PhotoMed
International
14141 Covello Street #7C
Van Nuys, CA 91405
800-998-7765
818-908-5369
FAX 818-908-5370
photomed@earthlink.net
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