Photomicrography

Photomicrography is the practice of capturing detailed photographs through a microscope. It involves using specialized cameras and equipment to photograph tiny objects or structures that are too small to see clearly with the naked eye, such as cells, minerals, or biological tissues. This technique allows scientists, researchers, and medical professionals to analyze microscopic details more effectively, document findings, and share visual information for study or diagnosis. In essence, photomicrography combines microscopy and photography to provide clear, highly detailed images of the microscopic world.