2.7.4 Scan Zoom, 8.4.
This controls the size of the scanned region and the resolution. Click in the slider area to increment scan
zoom by 1X increments or click on the arrows to increment by 0.1X increments. Increasing the zoom
will reduce the pixel size and the field of view. The rectangular outline in the Scan Area, 8.2, updates to
display the scanned region.
Figure 8. Scan Controls for Zoom, Pan and Rotation
2.7.5 Reset Scan Values, 8.5.
Return the field Offset and Rotation to “0”, and zoom to “1”. Changing the Zoom is most quickly
accomplished by clicking on the Zoom Reset then changing the zoom to the new value.
2.7.6 Scan Offset, 8.6.
Move the Scan Area within the Field of View by either clicking on the scan area and dragging it, or by
clicking on the sliders and arrows. The only works with a zoom > 1, of course. Be aware that moving
the scanned field to an extreme edge of the objective field of view will result in slightly degraded
resolution and distortion due to parallax.
8.3 Scan Rotation
8.4 Scan Zoom
8.2 Scan Area
8.1 Field of View
8.5 Reset Scan Values
8.6 Scan Offset
Olympus Fluoview-1000 User’s Guide
V.M. Bloedel Hearing Research Center, Core for Communication Research
Center on Human Development and Disability, Digital Microscopy Center
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