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All,

This isn't a confocal question per se, but has anyone else had this 
problem (narcissism)? Sometimes our images have a large L-shaped 
ghost which I believe to be the CCD array seeing a reflection of 
itself.  This usually happens during low-light level imaging (mostly 
fluorescence methods) and has an intensity around background 
levels.  Any hints or tips would be appreciated.

Andy

Andrew Resnick, Ph. D.
Instructor
Department of Physiology and Biophysics
Case Western Reserve University
216-368-6899 (V)
216-368-4223 (F) 

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