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Ophthalmic Assistant

Category - Ophthalmic Imaging

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In ocular photography, what does exposure refer to?

Amount of the eye that is visible
The total volume of light that hits the image sensor
The size of the photograph
The size of the aperture

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Answer: B - The total volume of light that hits the image sensor

In ocular photography, exposure refers to the total volume of light that hits the image sensor. Correct exposure is achieved through the balanced interaction of sensor, sensitivity, brightness of illumination, f-stop, and shutter speed.

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