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AIDA Image Analyzer for Windows User's Manual - Raytest

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Gamma Control Pane<br />

The Gamma value is used to change the incline of the Gamma and S-Curve. A Gamma<br />

value of 1 gives rise to a linear transfer in these curve modes. A value higher than 1 will<br />

enhance the representation of faint signals, whereas a value below 1 will enhance the high<br />

intensity values.<br />

Figure 3-13 Gamma Control Pane<br />

Palette Control Pane<br />

The Palette is used to define a color scheme <strong>for</strong> the image representation: Grayscale,<br />

Inverted Grayscale and Rainbow Colors can be selected. The Show Overexposed and<br />

Show Underexposed checkboxes can be selected to display possible overexposure or<br />

underexposure in the image (as magenta and green dots respectively) that would result in<br />

false quantification analysis.<br />

Figure 3-14 Palette Control Pane<br />

Orientation Control Pane<br />

With the Orientation control pane you can flip the image horizontally and vertically, or<br />

turn it 90° to the left or right. In addition, the original image orientation stored in the<br />

image file can be restored.<br />

Figure 3-15 Orientation Control Pane<br />

44 <strong>AIDA</strong> <strong>Image</strong> <strong>Analyzer</strong> User’s <strong>Manual</strong> (<strong>Windows</strong>)

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