6.4.2 Setting > Magnification; Setting > Image Format - Optika Italy H Serie Manuel D'utilisation

6.4.2 Setting > Magnification
Name
Resolution
Clear All
Delete
Up
Down
6.4.3 Setting > Image Format
Image Format
Measurement Object
Save Method
Figure 5 - Magnification Settings Page
The name of the Magnification, usually the Magnification of the microscope objective is used as
the Magnification name when calibrating, such as 4X, 10X, 40X,100X, etc. Besides, other us-
er-defined information could be added into the Magnification name too, for example, microscope
model, operator name, etc.
Pixels per meter. Devices like microscopes have high resolution value.
Click the Clear All button will clear the calibrated magnifications and resolutions.
Click Delete to delete the selected item for specific resolution.
Click Move Up to move up the selected Magnification.
Click Move Down to move down the selected Magnification.
Figure 6 - Image Format Settings Page
JPEG: The extension of JPEG file can get very high compression rate and display very rich and
vivid images by removing redundant images and color data. In other words, it can get better im-
age quality with a minimum least disk space. If measurement objects are available, the measure-
ment objects will be burned into the image and the measurement cannot be edited.
TIFF: Tag Image File Format (TIFF) is a flexible bitmap format that is mainly used to store images
including photos and artistic images.
Burn in Mode: The measurement objects are merged into the current image. User could not edit
the measurement objects any more. This mode is not reversible.
Layered Mode: The measurement objects are saved in different layer with current image data in
the target file. User could edit the measurement objects in the target file with some software on
the PC. This mode is reversible.
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