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Uncompressed is the only way to go for reusability. OK to shrink to <10 
Mf for the stupid journal - and please feel free to quote me that a 10 
Mb limit is stupid, and send the original data to "The Cell - An Image 
library" (spnsored by ASCB) for access of full data.


On 2/27/2013 7:06 AM, Simon Walker wrote:
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> Dear List,
> Can anyone recommend software for video compression (either free or
> licensed)?  We have some large files from live cell imaging exps that we need
> to submit to a journal and somehow get them down to less than 10 MB (this
> size limit seems crazy in this day and age, but maybe there are still people
> using dial-up to access journals..).  What codecs/file formats are people using
> to obtain the best compression with minimal loss of information?
> Thanks,
> Simon
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