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Yes, but again autofocus is a concept that I never liked. This means
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> I just re-read your message and realize you are looking for cell tracking ability. I know MediaCybernetics acquisition software QED has a cell tracking function. I never used it and don't think it included an autofocus but I really liked their user interface and many of their features.
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> Does anyone knows any commercial widefield SYSTEM that makes an
> adaptative focus. And I mean adaptative (follows the cell.
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> The other feature is a commercial system that keeps intensities, i.e.,
> if you have something with different protein expression levels over
> time, the system will correct the exposure time so that at the end the
> intensities are constant.
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> Many thanks,