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micrograph
This term is primarily used in scientific and technical registers, specifically within biology, materials science, and pathology. It describes the final image produced by microscopy, distinguishing the resulting visual record from the process of microscopy itself.
While "photograph" is a general term, "micrograph" specifies the scale and the instrument used. In professional literature, it is often paired with adjectives like "electron" or "optical" to specify the type of microscope employed to capture the image.
Meanings
A photograph or image taken through a microscope to show a magnified view of a specimen.
The researcher published a high-resolution micrograph of the virus to illustrate its structure.
Examples
The researcher presented a high resolution micrograph of the cell wall.
The researcher presented a high resolution micrograph of the cell wall.
Look at this micrograph and tell me if you see any anomalies in the tissue.
This electron micrograph reveals the intricate structure of the virus.
I need to include a clear micrograph of the crystal lattice in my thesis.
The forensic expert analyzed the micrograph to identify the fiber origin.
Wait, is this the micrograph from the control group or the test group?
A detailed micrograph showed that the metal had developed micro cracks.
The textbook contains a stunning micrograph of a pollen grain.