Living Image 3.1

Living Image ® Software User’s Manual
3.7 Setting Up an Image Sequence
- The image window appears (Figure 3.3). If this is the first image of the session, you
are prompted to choose an autosave location.
12. To specify a folder for autosaved data, click Yes in the prompt and choose a folder
in the dialog box that appears.
- All images acquired during the session are automatically saved to this folder. You
can choose a different folder at any time (select Acquisition → Auto-Save on the
menu bar).
13. In the Edit Image Labels box that appears, enter information for the image label and
click OK (Figure 3.3). If you do not want to enter label information, click Cancel.
A sequence is a collection of images that are grouped together in a single folder. A
sequence may include images that were acquired during the same session and were
intended to be grouped together (for example, images taken at different exposure times
or an image sequence for DLIT or FLIT 3-D tomographic analysis).
Images that were acquired during different sessions can also be grouped together to form
a sequence. For example, a time series could be constructed from images acquired on
different days following an experimental treatment. (For more details, see page 25.)
Some analyses are performed on an image sequence (see Table 3.3). The sequence
requirements (number and type of images) depend on the analysis. The imaging wizard
provides a convenient way to set up several types of image sequences (see page 23).
You can also set up the sequence manually (see page 25).
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