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MU Series (Windows)
User’s Manual
Process Menu Tools
High Dynamic Range
“High Dynamic Range” is a post processing function that can fuse a sequence of multi-exposure images into a
single image with a larger dynamic range (higher range between maximum and minimum contrast levels). The
process requires the user to capture multiple images of the same point in their sample with different levels of
exposure or different apertures on the microscope’s iris diaphragm for this to work.
The HDR function can be used either in the browse window or the image viewing area window, provided the
images are selected if in the browse window, or are open in the image viewing area. Both methods will provide
the same result.
1. Much like the “Stitch” function, if you select the menu with photos captured in the viewing area, you will be
taken to a menu where you can add images to a list of images for the function to use. Add any desired images
taken at the same position with multiple types of exposure.
Note: Unless multiple images are captured or selected in the browse mode, the HDR function will be grayed
out. If unable to access the function, as shown above, please capture at least 2 images in the viewing area, or
select at least 2 images in the browse menu.
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