Learn about the industry's best practices for capturing before and after photos, and learn about RxPhoto tools that can help practices capture standardized and consistent before and after photos.
When images appear grainy on client photos captured on the iPad, the most likely cause is that the iPad is using Digital Zoom. While the iPhone support Optical Zoom, which is how digital point-at-shoot cameras work, most iPads can only support ...
RxPhoto stores all client data in its HIPAA compliant cloud server. In order to do this, all data (photos, forms, notes, etc) are first encrypted on the device and then "pushed" to RxPhoto's servers. Successful pushing requires a device (iPhone/iPad) ...
There are two ways to remove the background of a subject in the RxPhoto Mobile App on the device (iPhone/iPad). From the image preview immediately after capturing the image using Depth Mode (available on devices that support Portrait Mode.) See "New! ...
For the Doctor The doctor can review client uploaded photos by going to the client's record. At the bottom of their face sheet tap Enter Client’s Record. Then tap the Photos tab at the bottom of the screen. The client’s photos are labeled Client ...
First go to the photos area in the client record by swiping left on the client name and choosing Photos. By default, the photos are listed in reverse date order, with the most recent photos at the top. Within each date, the photos are arranged left ...