Zeiss LSM 880 Operating Manual page 522

ZEISS Center Screen Area / Image Containers - Display and Image Analysis
Checking and unchecking the Show fit-results box will toggle between the correlation and fit images.
Note, if this box is activated, the Interpolate G(0) box will disappear. Pressing the export button below
the Show fit-results box will export the correlation image or fit image, whatever is active as an image in
.lsm format.
If Table, Image or Diagram was selected from the Representation pull down menu, the 2D image will
be exported. If 2.5 D was selected, a pseudo 3D image will be stored. If the Show residuals box is
checked, the Residuals will be displayed in a format as selected in the Representation pull down menu
(Fig. 714). By activating this box the Hide G(0) error check box becomes available as well. Check the box
in order to omit the zero spatial correlation value to be included in the fit.
Pressing the export button below the Hide G(0) box will export the residuals image. If Table, Image or
Diagram was selected from the Representation pull down menu, the 2D image will be exported. If 2.5
D was selected, a pseudo 3D image will be stored. Activating / Deactivation the Show image check box
will display or remove the intensity image from the Center image window.
Fig. 722 Center Image window displaying Fit image, Intensity image, Fit table, Residuals Image, Map
and Result table (from top left to bottom right)
Note that the Draw scaling bar, Use image palette and Hide G(0) check boxes will only be
available in the RICS Show all mode. To activate the Show all mode activate the RICS Show
all button on the View Control bar.
If the Show map box is checked, a map, if being created before, will be displayed and the map options
will be visible. In the Region in Pixels input box you determine the size of the region in an m x m format
to be used for mapping the intensity image. This size should naturally be smaller than the image size, but
it is recommended not to fall below 64 x 64 pixels to obtain enough signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).
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