Olympus SC30 User Manual page 26

Acquiring and saving images
Warning
Image buffer The
Frame: 1/1 The field next to the Image buffer field is not relevant for your image acquisition
Memory size To calculate the amount of memory occupied by the image in your RAM, the sys-
File size The
Created The
Channel The
Magnification The
Resolution The
Width
Height
Image intensity The
Comment You can enter your annotations about the image in the active image buffer into
When saving an image, your software will automatically suggest the image name
for use as the name of the file.
Image name and file name are not the same. If you assign the name "Pollen
04.05.2006 Image 23" to an image, you can save the same in TIF format under
the name "04050623.tif". When you later reload this TIF image, the original
image name will appear within the image buffer.
Image buffer field displays the number of the image buffer currently contain-
ing the image. This number will of course change when you, for example, put the
image into another image buffer.
software.
tem multiplies the number of image pixels with the current bit depth. The memory
requirements of the image information will also be taken into consideration. For
the RAM memory requirements, it does not matter if the image file has been
compressed on the hard disc or not.
File size field shows you the file size of a loaded image file. The field is
empty directly after image acquisition.
Created field shows the acquisition times for images which you acquired
with your camera. For other images, the date and time of the last modifications
made to the image are shown.
Channel field shows the name of the camera for images acquired with your
camera. The field does not contain any information for other images.
Magnification field shows the selected magnification for images which you
acquired with your camera. Use the
magnification.
The magnification for images from other applications is set to 1 as a default.
Resolution field displays image size (in pixels) and information depth (bits/
pixel). The entry 1376 x 1038 x 24
1376 Pixels, the image height corresponds to 1038 Pixel, and the image can
24
contain 2 different color values.
The Width and Height
which you have acquired with your camera. These values are determined using
the current image calibration.
For other images, the fields show the width and height of your images in pixels.
Image intensity field is irrelevant for your camera.
the Comment field.
Apply calibration
means: The image width corresponds to
fields show the absolute measurements of the images
command to define the