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| = Procedure to define volumes of interest =
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| User can click on the virtual slide to create a point of interest
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| While operating the GUI client beside microscope, users can
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| === Regions of importance ===
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| Each position of interest
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| # Track settings mainly excitations and detector gains
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| # Separate configuration for stacks
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| # Separate configuration for tiles
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| === Limitations ===
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| Currently all tests have been performed on LSM 510 series microscopes.
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| I do have license for LSM 710 (zen) but it will require some more testing before deployment.
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| Zeiss API does not support exporting in latest LSM 5.X format. However it does support LSM 4.x format.
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