http://confocal-microscopy-list.275.s1.nabble.com/Exporting-8-bits-color-tif-images-in-Cell-Sens-tp7584524p7584550.html
convert many formats. I do not have personal experience with .vsi files,
but I guess Bioformats would import correctly and resave is easy. You can
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> Thank you for all the people that reply, but unfortunately I have to say
> that at the end all the procedures finished in gray scale images .tif
> images.
> Definitevely, it should be named CellNoSens or Cell-nonSens. I wonder if
> the vendor could argue something about this question. About 50 users in my
> facility moved to another microscope beside. The companies has to design
> the software to do the life easier...
> On the other hand, perhaps some expert in ImageJ could know if there is a
> plugin in ImageJ that could convert .vsi files to .tif 8 bit color .
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> El 16/12/2015 a las 2:09, Sathya Srinivasan escribió:
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>> Hi Juan,
>> Have you tried the following in CellSens:
>>
>> select Image>Mode>8 bit/Channel menu command to change the image into
>> 8‐bit
>> image. Use File>Save as… menu command to save the image as one image
>> containing multiple channels or use
>> File>Export to>tiff series… command to save the image as multiple images
>> for each channel
>>
>> I do not have access to CellSens right now. I had this notes which I have
>> collected from some web site with me and thought of sharing it with you.
>> Good luck.
>>
>> Sathya Srinivasan
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>> Dear Coleagues,
>> Last year we upgraded our BX61 with CellSens software and a new DP73
>> camera. Almost all of our users wants to get multichannel 8 bits color
>> images in ".tif" format and the software cannot get them without
>> exporting each channel separately, which is very time consuming.
>> Multichannel acquisition does not work in 8 bits mode. In my opinion it
>> should be a decision of the user to work with 8 or 16 bits acquisition
>> and also with gray or color images.
>> As an alternative, I've tried to configure a 8 bits multichannel color
>> acquisition with Experiment Manager but the system produce 3 separated
>> .vsi images for each channel and you have to go one by one converting
>> ".vsi" to ".tif" format.
>> I wonder if someone has an alternative way to acquire quickly (one mouse
>> click) multichannel 8 bit color images and generate ".tif" images for
>> each channel?
>>
>> Thank you very much in advance.
>>
>> All the best
>> Juan Luis Ribas
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