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One other thing, the calculator asks for the back projected pinhole size. You can calculate that here
http://www.svi.nl/BackprojectedPinholeCalculatorCheers
Cam
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Well, for my part I wouldn't mind an (Android) app for
- z-resolution, prefereably one that includes 2- and 3-photon excitation and
- resolution and brightness at various depths under refraction index mismatch conditions (e.g. sample embedded in glycerol instead of immersion oil or underneath a coverslip with a dipping objective).
Life isn't always as simple as 0.61 lambda/NA.
Even better though than a bunch of apps for various systems would a calculator running in a web browser based on common standards so that it would be accessible on every system.
Steffen
On 16.01.2012 02:08, Guy Cox wrote:
> There isn't any difference between widefield and confocal resolution in any normal fluorescence mode. Do you really need an app to work out 0.61 lambda/NA? And then to divide by 2.3 to get Nyquist? If you are in multiphoton it's a little more complicated since root 2 (1.414) comes in, but you can just use the formula 0.43 lambda / NA.
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