INFINITY ANALYZE User's Manual - Spectra Services

Lumenera INFINITY ANALYZE
User’s Manual Release 6.0.0
3.8.14 Unsort Measurements
The measurement window provides the operator with the ability to sort the list of
measurements with a mouse click in any of the table columns. The rows of
measurement results are sorted based on the value in the chosen column. The Unsort
Measurements option will display the results in the original ordered list.
3.8.15 Clear Measurements
Use the Clear Measurements command to clear overlay layer and measurement result
of the active image.
3.8.16 Abort
Use the Abort command to terminate the present measuring operation.
Equivalent command
Right button double click on the active image being measured.
3.8.17 Calibrate
The Calibrate function is used to allow ANALYZE to create a reference for taking
accurate measurements from captured images. The Calibration step is performed for
each objective or magnification used on the microscope. It takes into account the
camera sensor’s pixel size, the optical coupler, and the other objectives within the
microscope. The calibration performed for each magnification can be stored as presets
for future use. (Refer to the section on Camera Control and Presets for details on
saving calibrations).
The system micrometer consists of the sampling intervals in both the horizontal and
vertical directions, and the magnification intended for printing this image. INFINITY
ANALYZE derives the sampling interval from the length of a straight line segment on the
image. A captured image showing a stage micrometer, a calibration slide, a ruler, or
any object of known dimensions, may be used to perform a calibration.
Capture an image and Invoke the Calibration function from the Measure menu. Click
the left mouse button on the first end-point in the image to begin a measurement. The
mouse button may be released, as the rubber-band reference line is drawn on the
screen, the end-point will follow the mouse position. Once the mouse is over the
desired end-point, perform a second left mouse click to complete the operation.
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