Image Acquisition
In order to acquire an image you must first setup the required imaging settings (image channel) and how they will run (protocol). This section consists of topics relating to acquisition of an image to guide you through these steps.
This includes:
| Displaying Live View | How to view the specimen in "real time" |
| Creating a Channel | How to set up imaging channels |
| Imaging Mode | How to set the imaging mode |
| Creating a Protocol | How to create a protocol for how the acquisition runs |
| Specimen Navigation | How to use the Remote Panel functions to navigate the specimen |
| Snapping an Image | How to take a "snap" image of a single or multi-channel image |
| Dual Camera Simultaneous Acquisition | How to set up operation of a dual camera system |
| Supported File Formats | What image file formats are supported |
| Scripting | Scripting functions- currently not supported in this release |
| Drift Stabilisation | How to set-up and use the Focus stabilisation functions |
| SRRF-Stream | Details of Andor's Super-resolution technology, SRRF-Stream |
| HF Boost | Details of HF Boost Filter |
Once you have acquired the image you may proceed to view and analyse your image data. These topics are described in the Image Visualisation and Image Analysis sections. To view how to open, save or manage image data files refer to the File Management section.