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Stereo Scan 440 - DCU

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1.20. Tilt Compensation<br />

Introduction<br />

This option allows the image to be conected for the foreshortening effect of<br />

scanning a tilted specimen. At high tilt angles the beam scans more of the<br />

specimen in the tilted direction giving the image a squashed appearance. By<br />

resizing the scans in the tilt direction this effect can be eliminated.<br />

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Frame<br />

Distance<br />

" The important angle is the angle of the specimen surface to the horizontal,<br />

which may be different to the stage tilt angle (if the specimen is not flat).<br />

Operation<br />

Selection<br />

Tilt compensation is selected from the Rotate I Tilt option on the <strong>Scan</strong>ning<br />

menu. Tilt compensation is enabled by selecting the check box.<br />

Controls<br />

The compensation angle is adjusted using the slider bar on the Rotate I Tilt<br />

panel. It is also possible to enter the exact value by double clicking on the tilt<br />

compensation value on the Rotate I Tilt panel.<br />

Procedures<br />

Tilt compensation should be selected when viewing samples at high angles of tilt.<br />

The angle of compensation should be adjusted until the nonnal aspect ratio of the<br />

specimen is restored.<br />

<strong>Stereo</strong>scan <strong>440</strong> Operator Manual

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