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How do we handle the background effects when ( lets say ) white paper or a mirror-surface object is used?

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How do we handle the background effects when ( lets say ) white paper or a mirror-surface object is used?

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Ans. When white paper is used as the background, mount the fiber unit 500mm or more from the background. At this distance the background is not detectable. When a mirror-surfaced object is used as the background, however, the background effects detection even if the fiber unit is mounted 500mm or more from the background. When a mirrored-surfaced object is used as the background, tilt the fiber unit slightly so that light reflected off the background does not directly enter the fiber unit.

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