5. Once your vessel of interest is located, either double-click on the listed
vessel or use the “View Vessel” button in the lower right-hand corner of
the screen.
7.4.2 Vessel View
Once the vessel of interest is opened, the Vessel View window opens. The View Vessel
window allows Users to view images collected, export images or movies, and update
vessel associated properties.
7.4.2.1 Menu Bar: The Vessel View menu bar includes drop down menus for
“Utilities” and “View”. The “Utilities” drop down menu allows Users to export
images, movies, or an image set (refer to section 7.7 Exporting Images and
Movies). The “View” drop down menu allows Users to display or remove
vessel properties from the vessel image located at the top, center of the
screen.
7.4.2.2 Time Tree: The Time Tree lists only the times and dates for all completed
scans for that vessel. By selecting a time, the corresponding image will be
displayed. View images from a specific scan time by clicking directly through
the Time Tree or by using the forward or back buttons located below the
Time Tree.
7.4.2.3 Vessel Image: The selected flask, dish or microplate is represented to the
right of the Time Tree. Use the representative vessel display to view the
images in different sectors/wells by selecting them with the mouse.
7.4.2.4 Image Tab: Displays the image from the scan time selected from the Time
Tree and the sector/ well selected from the vessel display. Under the Image
display tab Users are able to select, de-select, or adjust the image channels.
Adjust Image Controls
Use the brightness and contrast sliders to adjust image quality for the Phase
channel.
The Fluorescence sliding “Weight” bars allow the User to adjust the display
characteristics of fluorescence components within an image. Adjusting the
display settings will affect which components of an image will be displayed as
fluorescent, and also the brightness of those fluorescent images relative to
each other. It will NOT affect the absolute (calibrated) fluorescence values.
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