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THE POLARIZING EFFECT

See the invisible! With our cross-polarized filters. it is now possible to take dental photography up to the next level. A polarized filter for your DSLR eliminates all reflections but leaves an excellent quality photo with precise details and very clear and visible teeth structures. So why should you struggle with old technology when with only one click of button you can buy our CROSS-POLAR filters and make dental photography easier?
A polarizing filter is a device that is attached to the lens of the camera, and polarizes the light that goes trough it. In dental photography, it removes the majority of reflections on the enamel surface, caused by the flash. With the filter, both dentists and their clients can easily peer into deep dental anatomy, and visualize dental color in an easy manner. All of our polarized pictures are not modified by any kind of software.

APPLICATIONS FOR CROSS-POLAR FILTERS

  • Easier communication between dentists and technicians, as well as clients;
  • Composite restorations prosthesis;
  • Color matching, color mapping, opacity evaluation, post-treatment evaluation;
  • Evaluation of dental bleaching;
  • Dental cosmetics;
  • Restorative orthodontics;
  • Fissure control and decalcification;
  • Artistic photography;
  • Deep dental anatomy work.

COMPLEMENTARY EQUIPMENT

The basic setup consists of three main parts:

Basic-medium camera body. CROSS-POLAR supports all the most popular camera bodies, including: Canon MR-14EX, , Canon MT-24EX, Canon MT-26EX-RT, Metz MS-1, Nikon R1 / R1C1 system and Sigma EM-140DG.

Macro lens. Macro lenses are typically used to take photos of things close up. A macro lens has the ability to focus from infinity to 1:1 magnification, meaning that the size of the image in real life is the same size as it’s reproduced on the sensor.

Ring/Twin flash. CROSS-POLAR supports both Ring- and Twin- type flashes.

EQUIPMENT SET-UP

The polarizer device is attached to the flash, for a fast and simple use.

cross polar application instructions