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Hi All.
I have a laser microscope which takes accurate slices through tissue and displays as a series of z-sections. I can open the file in photoshop using the biorad confocal import filter. However, the import filter takes the one 3D file and converts it to eg. 30 single images. I want to correct the chromatic abberatuion in the files (due to the different wavelengths of each laser, there are 4 in the microscope.) This would be easier if there was a method of encapsulating all the images into one pseudo-movie file. I have found a good filter for this and it is only 200dollars
Is there a way to display the images in one file,
This is a bit like opening 30 images in photoshop and you see them all stacked one on top of each other. They are individual files though. I would like to have all the images in the one file and have only the first visible and then scroll throught the images as if you were flicking through a book. If you knwo what I mean.
Cheers
bob
I have a laser microscope which takes accurate slices through tissue and displays as a series of z-sections. I can open the file in photoshop using the biorad confocal import filter. However, the import filter takes the one 3D file and converts it to eg. 30 single images. I want to correct the chromatic abberatuion in the files (due to the different wavelengths of each laser, there are 4 in the microscope.) This would be easier if there was a method of encapsulating all the images into one pseudo-movie file. I have found a good filter for this and it is only 200dollars
Is there a way to display the images in one file,
This is a bit like opening 30 images in photoshop and you see them all stacked one on top of each other. They are individual files though. I would like to have all the images in the one file and have only the first visible and then scroll throught the images as if you were flicking through a book. If you knwo what I mean.
Cheers
bob
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