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Hello:
I made a few quick scans to compare image quality in two situations:
regular wide field and wide-field illumination coupled with confocal detection.
The latter looks like an odd way to do things, but I have some reflection applications
in mind where it might be useful. So, it seems to me that this hybrid imaging mode
doesn’t provide true sectioning (finite z-dimension of an image of a
plane) but still improves resolution. Does anyone know of any relevant theory
or experimental data? Many thanks in advance.
Michael Model, Ph.D.
Confocal Microscopy Core
Dpt. Biological Sciences
Kent
State University
Kent,
OH 44242
tel. 330-672-2874
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