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4.
Select the desired time from the Time Tree located at the top-left of the
screen.
5.
Right-click (and hold) anywhere within the table displaying the assay metrics.
6.
Use the mouse to drag it into the target software and release the mouse
button.
7.6.4 Saving and Printing Graphs
Graphs can be saved or printed using the File pull-down menu at the top of the plot. If a
graph has been created and saved within the IncuCyte™ software, it can ONLY be opened
again through the IncuCyte™ software (using this menu selection).If the graph file is
selected by another method (for example, just locating the file on the hard drive and
clicking on it), it will not open. If, however, a graph is created and then saved into
another software program (for example, MS Word
®
), it can be opened directly through
that program. In this case, however, it will be a static image that cannot be manipulated.
7.7 Exporting Images and Movies
7.7.1 Exporting Images Overview
The image export function is accessed through the View Vessel window by using the
“Utilities” pull down menu. Images can be exported either individually or in bulk.
The Image can be exported as one of twelve image types, depending upon the channel
used to acquire the images:
Blended Composite using current display settings (JPEG)
Phase Contrast using the current display settings (JPEG): will export an image that
maintains the brightness and contrast settings currently displayed in the Vessel View
Phase Contrast Original (JPEG)
Phase Contrast Original (8-bit TIFF)
Green using the current display settings (JPEG)
Green uncalibrated (16-bit grayscale source PNG)
Green uncalibrated (16-bit lossless TIFF)*
Green calibrated (32-bit raw floating-point values)*
Red using the current display settings (JPEG)
Red uncalibrated (16-bit grayscale source PNG)
Red uncalibrated (16-bit lossless TIFF)*
Red calibrated (32-bit raw floating-point values)*
The two image types identified with an asterisk might not be as common as the other
types, but they should be interpreted by most image processing software packages.
Users who wish to export images for presentation applications such as MS Office should
avoid the less common formats.
The fluorescence intensity of the objects and/or background can change over time when
generating a sequence of fluorescent images. If the User does not want these changes to
