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Greetings Tino,
The closest compromise I can think of at the moment would be to select a
strip scan resolution (eg. 512x32), put the microscope in xzt mode, and
set up a normal time lapse.  The same line will be rastered over and
over again in the xy plane, you will end up with a stack of images each
showing a line scan through 32 closely spaced z-positions in the xz
perspective.  The other way would be to write a macro in VisualBasic if
you have that capability.
-Karl

Tino Jaeger wrote:

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>Dear users of the Leica TSC SP2,
>
>I want to ask, if anyone knows, how to do scaled time lapse measurements in the
>line scan mode.
>I do not want to scan all the time due to bleaching, but want to do a scaled
>scanning, e.g. every 20 ms. Does anyone have an idea how to realize that?
>
>Thanks for your help,
>
>Tino
>
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