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The effect of digital image resolution and compression on anterior eye imaging

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26

Citations

13

References

2005

Year

Rachael C. Peterson

British Journal of Ophthalmology

Abstract

It is appropriate to store anterior eye images at between 1280 x 811 and 767 x 569 pixel resolution and at up to 1:70 JPEG compression.

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