• (n.) The art of producing photomicrographs.
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photography of objects under a microscope. Such opaque objects as metal and stone may be ground smooth, etched chemically to show their structure, ... [1 related articles]
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<microscopy> This term should not be reversed into microphotography. A photomicrograph is a photograph of a small object, the image of which is magnified more than approximately 40X by means of a compound microscope. A microphotograph is a small photograph, requiring an enlargement or a lens system in order to view it, the image is minified.
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Pho`to·mi·crog'ra·phy noun The art of producing photomicrographs.
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Type: Term Pronunciation: fō′tō-mī-krog′ră-fē Definitions: 1. The production of a photomicrograph. Synonyms: micrography3
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The process of taking photographs of minute objects using a camera and a microscope; not to be confused with 'microphotography,' the process of making minute photographs of large objects.
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photomicrography 1. The art of obtaining photographs of microscopic objects on a magnified scale. 2. An enlarged photograph of an object viewed with a microscope, as distinguished from a microphotograph. Related 'few, small, less, little' word units: mini-; mio-, meio-; nano-; oligo-, olig-. ...
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Sometimes called Microphotography. The technique of taking extreme close-up photos through the lens of a microscope, it is used to achieve magnifications greater than those obtainable using a Macro lens. (see Macro lens & Macrophotography)
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