Confocal folk:
We are reconstructing the body-wall musculature in lower worms
  using BODIPY/Phalloidin and confocal.
So far, we have no trouble importing the MRC-1000 files to NIH Image
  and creating both stacks and projections (Thanks, Harvey Karten!),
  which are extremely informative, as long as they're animated.
We are now to the point of wanting to make "pretty pictures" of stills for
   for seminars. If  I want a rendered, shaded reconstruction, do I
   have any alternatives other than  a SGI and Voxel View
   (financially out of the question).  I'm aware of VolVis,
  but how do I get from the confocal image stack to voxel data?  Is there a
  standalone program that does the necessary interpolation between image
  planes in the stack?
TIA
Julian Smith III
Biology
Winthrop University
Rock Hill, SC
803-323-2111 (vox)