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Andrea, 

I think the list could better assist in directing you toward a solution
if you expanded on what your applications encompass and what you need
from a software platform (3D, 4D, what measurements you require, etc). 
Best of luck. 


Tony Cooke MS, MBA
Biological Imaging Applications Specialist
A.G. Heinze,Inc./Nikon Microscopes
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Subject: Re: Image analysis software

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I use ImageJ already. It's ok. I am looking to step it up a notch. We 
are a large research lab and need more sophisticated approach than 
homegrown methods.

As far as ImageJ does anyone have a user guide for histologists that 
to help new users become familiar?

Thanks,
Andrea



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>Hi,
>
>Try ImageJ (freeware) before you start looking into quite costly
commercial
>software.
>
>Cheers
>
>Rolly
>
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>Dear All,
>
>I am looking into acquiring new image analysis software to upgrade
>the current situation. Can everyone please recommend to me their
>favorite platform and some pros and cons of platforms you have used
>(ImageProPlus, Metamorph etc)?
>
>Thanks,
>Andrea
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