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PhotosAlbite-Anorthite Series - High Atlas Mtn, Atlas Mtn, Morocco

9th Oct 2014 16:23 UTCJosé Zendrera 🌟 Manager

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In some types of mineral photo have no sense to award a minID. I'm thinking in thin section photos, TEM, SEM, interference figures, photos "in situ" or when there is various specimens in the same photo.

However, when uploading photos of these types, the system automatically awards a minID #.


There is a way to prevent this?


Thanks for your comment.


Some cases where is better to avoid a minID:
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Mineral in situ

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Mineral in situ

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Various specimens in one photo
 
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