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Using the Micro-Manager and ASR Microscope Stage for Image Stitching
31 Oct 2018In microscopy, a common requirement is to create one image of a large sample area. To preserve the desired amount of detail and resolution, the image must be captured at a particular magnification. This application note explains how Zaber’s Micro-Manager and ASR microscope stages can be used to capture multiple images and stitch them together, providing the same high resolution and detail while having the ability to analyze the complete picture.
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