LSM 510
INTRODUCTION TO LASER SCANNING MICROSCOPY
LSM 510 META
Three-Dimensional Presentation of LSM Image Stacks
Carl Zeiss
03/06
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Three-Dimensional Presentations of LSM Image Stacks
One of the advantages of the LSM technique is that it can present structures in three dimensions. This
opens up many ways to process images. Outlined below are some of the possible methods to extract
spatial information from stacks of slice images.
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Gallery
The simplest presentation of 3D information is a gallery showing the individual slice images (sections)
of a stack arranged side by side, with each slice apart from the next by a defined, selectable interval
on the Z axis.
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Virtually infinite depth of focus
The entire set of data can be imaged as a single projection. The computer establishes an image
composed of all in-focus optical sections. The image produced by this so-called composite method has
a virtually infinite depth of focus, since the result is made up of information from in-focus planes only.
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Rotary animation
A sequence of projections is computed, with the specimen being apparently rotated by a certain angle
from image to image, for example by a full turn about an axis. If such a sequence is displayed on the
monitor screen in rapid succession, the visual effect is that of a rotating three-dimensional object.
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Stereo image pairs
The computer establishes a pair of images corresponding to those we see with the right and the left
eye, respectively. The two images forming the stereo pair can be shown on the monitor side by side.
They can be seen as a 3D image with suitable optical aids. Another possibility is to present both
images in registration, with one image in the red channel and the other in the green one (anaglyph).
Viewed through red and green color filters in a spectacle frame, which only pass the image intended
for the respective eye, the two images form a 3D image in the brain
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Color-coded height slices
Each level, i.e. each slice is assigned a different color. For direct evaluation, a color scale is shown,
indicating the actual height above the bottom slice.
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Orthogonal sections
This computation produces a triplet of mutually perpendicular sectional images.
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Oblique sections
A section through the stack is made along an oblique plane defined by the selection of five
coordinates, i.e. X, Y, Z, angle of rotation, and angle of tilt.
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Topography
(option)
A computing program for surface topography presentations (as required in materials research) is
available.
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Physiology
(option)
With a special software, kinetic processes can be tracked, which is especially of interest to physiology.
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Image VisArt
(option)
Three-dimensional display of floating transparent structures (cells) or opaque structures (material)
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3D Deconvolution
(option)
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