Is it time to say goodbye to your DSLR?
Are mirrorless cameras really the future of dental photography?
If your DSLR is still working perfectly, should you upgrade now or wait for the right time?
Jaz is joined by
Dr. Ashish Soneji in this game-changing episode to discuss the death of the DSLR and why the shift to mirrorless cameras is inevitable.
They break down whether you should proactively switch or strategically hold off, plus what this means for your existing lenses.
You'll also learn the rules of mix and match—can you use your current DSLR lens on a mirrorless body? And most importantly, which mirrorless lenses are worth buying and which ones to avoid (hint: if they don’t have markings, you might be in trouble!).
If you care about consistent, high-quality dental photography, this episode is a must-listen!
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Protrusive Dental Pearl: Jaz introduces the
21-Day Photography Challenge for beginners, featuring 21 short videos to help dentists take clear, well-framed photos. In just three weeks, participants will master essential shots, including tricky occlusal views, at their own pace.
Key Takeaways:
* Investing in quality equipment pays off in the long run.
* Mirrorless cameras offer significant advantages over DSLRs.
* Lighting is crucial for capturing quality images.
* Standardized images require barrel markings on lenses.
* Second-hand DSLRs can be a cost-effective option for beginners.
* The evolution of camera technology impacts photography practices.
* Choosing the right lens is essential for dental photography.
* Flash consistency is vital for accurate representation in images.
* Upgrading to mirrorless is a smart move for future-proofing photography. Upgrading your camera setup should align with your clinical progression.
* Mirrorless cameras are lighter and offer better image quality.
* Consider the size and transportability of your camera kit.
* Timing for upgrades can be linked to job changes or equipment failures.
* Image quality is influenced by megapixels, especially for presentations and printing.
* Using the right tools, like smaller mirrors and retractors, can improve photography outcomes.
* Testing second-hand cameras before purchase is crucial to avoid issues.
* Mobile photography is improving, but may not match the quality of dedicated cameras.
* Investing in good photographic equipment is essential for quality results.
Highlights of this episode:
* 00:00 Teaser
* 00:47 Intro
* 01:41 Protrusive Dental Pearl
* 03:30 Ashish's Journey into Photography
* 09:06 The Shift from DSLR to Mirrorless Cameras
* 13:33 Choosing the Right Camera Setup
* 15:32 Upgrading to Mirrorless Cameras
