Documenting Science Lab Experiments with Photo Evidence
Students document lab experiments by photographing equipment setups, chemical reactions, and results. These photos must be organized chronologically, annotated, and submitted as part of a lab report with consistent formatting.
Workflow
- Photograph each experiment stage with a smartphone or lab camera
- Use the Image Rotator to correct any orientation issues from handheld shooting
- Use the Image Cropper to focus on the relevant portion of each photograph
- Use the Image Resizer to standardize all photos to the lab report's required dimensions
- Use the Image Compressor to reduce file sizes while maintaining sufficient detail
- Insert processed images into the lab report document and export as PDF for submission
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