GE Vivid S70 User Manual page 232

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4D and Multi-plane Modes

4D, 4D Color

Stereo Vision: 4D Stereo vision is a display technique that enhances the perception

of depth in 3D renderings. This is achieved by mixing two different volume

renderings with slightly separated viewing angles and presenting them separately

to the user's left and right eyes. Two types of stereo visions are supported:

anaglyph stereo vision and polarized stereo vision (see 'Stereo vision' on

page 6-27 for more information).

Enables quick access to standard 2D and 4D views. 4D Views is available in

Freeze and replay.

4D Acquisition preset displaying a small sector seen from the side.

Tilts the volume in the elevation plane and change the viewing direction

accordingly.

Enables the visualization of the 2D image locations in the volume rendering. The

2D image locations are shown as overlaying red or color coded lines following the

surface in the volume rendering. The color of the laser lines (white or green)

corresponds to the color coding used for the 2D images.

Flips the volume upside-down. Not available when alignment has been approved.

Crop mode where two parallel crop planes are applied (see page 6-25).

When in Freeze, enters the crop mode (see page 6-25).

Abs: rotation of the volume about the probe axis. The volume rendering can be

Rel: Rotation of the volume about x and y axis. Left/right movement rotates about

the y-axis, up/down about the x-axis.

Stereo Vision

Elevation tilt (Front/Back)

Parallel Crop

Navigation Abs/Rel

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