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IMAGES 2000 Version 2 FEATURES
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Capture
- Instantly capture single frame images
- Obtain still images at programmed intervals that you set
- Set live, moving image size to various resolutions
- Set capture size to various resolutions
- Record video
- Save images to formats of bmp, jpg, and mjb
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Amalgamation
- Combine images of different focal depths into a united, one-layer, clear image
- Combine using different methods such as proportion, subtraction, or addition
- Combine several images quickly
- Increase depth of field by combining different focuses of a specimen
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Image Processing
- Apply different effects – invert, relief, sharp, smooth, mosaic, gray scale – to images
- Adjust an image’s brightness, contrast, hue saturation
- Process the image with a variety of filters
- Paint or draw figures and icons onto images
- Annotate images
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Measure
- Make precise measurements of portions of an image
(length, area, perimeter, width, radius, circumference, angle) with an easy
and automatic calibration process
- Choose a variety of measuring tools: units, shapes, parameters
- Choose from a selection of custom styles and colors of markings
- Measure instantly simply by selecting a portion of an image
- Use the ZOOM function to increase the precision of measurement start and end points
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Count
- Automatic object or cell counting
- Select an area in a captured image, and dimension and size information for the cells is counted with just one click
- Export data to spreadsheet or database programs for further analysis
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Report
- Use the drag-and-drop functionality
- Generate reports quickly and easily
- Use captured or manipulated images
- Print reports for further discussion
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Record
- Record audio narration
- Add or modify measurements and sound on an image even after it is saved
- Use on group projects with more than one narrator
- Work through the exclusive SFC file format that enables this feature
- Play MP3 files and listen while you work
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IMAGES 2000 Version 3 FEATURES
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Images 2000 Version 3 contains all the same features as the ML with the following additions:
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Manual Segmentation
- Segment images manually with thresholds for red, green, blue and gray
- Choose from eight different color levels to create single point segmentation
- Use customizable options and filters such as Hi-Pass and Low-Pass
- Choose from a variety of other options including object grow, erode, fill-in hole, and find edges
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Assembly
- Capture images at both high Field of View as well as high magnification
- Take up to 100 images in one focal plane in a 10x10 format
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Multi Focus
- Capture images at different focal depths
- Utilize the automatic scanning of each layer to assemble a new image with all maximum value pixels (create a single image where all layers are in focus)
- Allow the automatic adjustments for image shifts when using stereo microscopy
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IMAGES 2000 Minimum Hardware Requirements |
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PC |
MAC |
| OS |
Windows® 98 |
OS-9 |
| CPU |
200 Mhz |
G-4 |
| RAM |
128 MB |
64 MB |
| HARD DRIVE |
500 MB |
400 MB |
| ADDITIONAL |
CD-ROM drive USB 2.0 plug |
CD-ROM drive USB 2.0 plug |
| OPTIONAL |
Headphone/speakers Microphone |
Headphone/speakers Microphone |
| IMAGES 2000 & WINDOWS COMPATIBILITY |
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Images 2000 requires Windows® 98 or
above. While earlier versions of the software will run on different Windows operating systems,
all new microscope orders that include Images 2000 will contain the latest version of the software.
Please note – The operating system must also support
the hardware requirements of the digital equipment being connected (for example, USB ports, available
hard drive space, etc).
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| IMAGES 2000 & MAC COMPATIBILITY |
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Some versions of Images 2000 will work with the Mac OS, but others
won't.
- Please see the individual camera and microscope
descriptions to determine whether the item you are considering will operate on a Mac,
and if it requires OS-9 or OS-10.
The operating system must also support the hardware
requirements of the digital equipment being connected (for example, USB ports, available hard
drive space, etc.).
If you wish to use an OS-10 Mac
with a product that only runs on OS-9, it must boot up in OS-9 mode.
It cannot be run in the "Classic" mode
Some features of the software are not implemented
on the Mac version. Please
see comparison chart
for details.
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