>Hello all--
>
>I gather that there's no obvious way to use the 1024 software to collect 16-bit
>images--that's apparently something Bio-Rad took out in the new software.  Does
>anyone know of a work-around?
>

My contacts say that the only way is to get a frame-store and the COMOS
version for the MRC1000.  Apparently some systems were supplied with
both because the time-course ratiometric software for the MRC 1024
Lasersharp software was not yet available, and it is feasible then to
run whichever you want to use.  It's a pretty expensive work-around,
though, unless you alread have an old Biorad framestore.

                                        Guy Cox

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