Projection Geometry Flashcards

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Q

What 3 problems arise in 2D images of 3D objects?

A
  1. Unsharpness
  2. Magnification
  3. Distortion
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What is spatial resolution?

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Degree of how well an image can display two objects that are close together.

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What is sharpness?

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Degree of how well image can display boundary between two differing radiodensities.

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4
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What is penubra?

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Space of partial illumination between perfect shadow and full light. Basically is a blurry edge.

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5
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How to reduce penumbra?

A
  1. Small focal spot
  2. Increase distance between focal spot and object.
  3. Lower distance between object and image receptor.
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What is parallax? Only relevant in?

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Apparent change in position or size of subject when viewed from different perspectives. Only happens in film.

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What is image size distortion? How do we prevent this?

A

equal magnification (+ or -) of the object. Increase source to object distance.

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What is image shape distortion? How do we prevent this?

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Unequal magnification in different parts of same object. Decrease object to receptor distance.

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9
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Receptor should be what do the long axis of the tooth?

A

Parallel.

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10
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What is the slob rule for imaging location?

A

Same Lingual, Opposite buccal.

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