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| With red scattering light, both soldering ball and metal wiring shines in white colour. |
| With blue scattering light, metal wiring area cancels out and only the soldering ball area can be captured in white colour. |
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| Direct lighting enables to clearly capture both printed and lead areas of an electronic part. |
| Indirect lighting cancels printed area almost completely and visualizes a nick on the surface. |
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| Scattered backlight irradiates the sides of capacitor body, where as parallel light avoids such unnecessary lighting to the sides, and leg width can also be captured uniformly. | ||
