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Most of the time we
don't have the luxury

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of showing the various
points of view,

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so we have to find the
right point of view

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when we are submitting to
journals or presentations.

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So here's an image that I
made of a microreactor that

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studies a particular reaction.

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It was important to show how
this microreactor was connected

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to the analytic
pieces, and so here's

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another point of view
showing the pieces connected

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to the background.

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So I worked a little
more on this; was there

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a way to show the microreactor
with the background

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pieces at an angle?

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This was OK.

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I wanted to see a little
more of the front of it,

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and so I went to
try for this one.

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Notice, something
isn't quite right.

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I hope you are
getting more and more

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particular with your own images.

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You see something up
here in the corner.

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That's this shadow.

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We don't want that.

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So by moving the camera
just a little more

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to a different angle,
we get a cleaner image.

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I wanted to play around a little
bit with the microreactor,

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this particular one, on its
own, and then what I did

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was I duplicated it, put a
digital background on it.

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I thought it would be
kind of interesting.

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Maybe it could be used
for an introduction slide.

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Bottom line is the
researchers never used it.

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So went back to the
clear documentary

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image, which hopefully really
shows what is going on here,

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and, indeed, we did get
it published as a cover

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and, also, of course,
in the figure.

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This is the best point of view
for this particular device.

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