Infinity Analyze Software - Lumenera - #2

> Image Processing and Archiving Continued

Multiple image averaging, subsampling, flat field correction, denoise, unsharpen, adaptive edge emphasis, sketch, equalization, amplitude depletion, darkfield simulation, photometric transform.

>Software Appearance and Help Menus

With INFINITY ANALYZE you can customize your workspace to your specific application through the addition or removal of icons and work spaces, as well as access help menus for each software feature. A field group menu provides a thumbnail worksheet to easily manage multiple images.

Combine, max, min, average, split, subtract, divide.

The field group menu in INFINITY ANALYZE is a buffer of images with a thumbnail displayed for each cached image. The field group can be the destination for captured images or it can act as the input for multiple image processing such as fluorescent combination or stitching.

Add/remove/customize tool icons.

Active help boxes for each software function are provided.

Stitch small images into a large seamless image along vertical or horizontal planes.

Create a composite image of fluorescent images captured through mono channel filters, and apply RGB Look-Up Tables (LUT).

A custom database system has been built into INFINITY ANALYZE. The database is accessible whenever the software is running. All the informa­tion content of an image, together with its quantitative measurement results, date of creation, author and description may be archived.

upgrading to INFINITY ANALYZE

Existing INFINITY

CAPTURE users can quickly and easily

upgrade to INFINITY

ANALYZE for a nominal fee. Please contact Lumenera directly at support@lumenera.com or visit our website at www.lumenera.com for details.

>Advanced Features Module*

Multi-focus enhancement creates depth of focus using multiple images from a stereo or compound

microscope. The resulting image is focused from top to bottom and leaves no trace of the original images.

Spherical aberration correction reduces the blur caused by the increased refraction of light rays hitting a lens near its edge, in comparison with those that strike near the center.

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Spherical Aberration Correction

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