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Alice,

Please consider our software for your application.

There are many details on the types of measurements we can make on our webpage,
along with a listing of the software features.  Please note that deconvolution
and 3D rendering ARE INCLUDED.
Here is a link to the webpage:  http://www.mvia.com/IASoftware/ia_software.html

If you would like to take a look at some of our 3D rendered movies, check out
this page of our website:
http://www.mvia.com/ExtFocus/ext_focus.htm
You can make these types of 3D renderings with OR WITHOUT a confocal
microscope.  You can achieve these results even with a standard light
microscope!

Please feel free to call/email me if you have any questions or would like to
discuss your application further.

Thank you for your time & consideration.

Thanks!
Jim Haley

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"Alice L. Givan" wrote:
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> Search the CONFOCAL archive at
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> Hello,
> I would like to hear people's latest comments on software for confocal image analysis.  We are concerned primarily with quantitation (including object counting in multiple colors, etc) but also are interested in deconvolution and 3D-rendering.  We currently use ImageJ and old versions of AutoDeblur and ImageSpace (Molecular Dynamics).  We have $$ now and need some suggestions about software that we should be testing.  Could you send me your current recommendations and gripes?  Perhaps if you send comments to me directly ([log in to unmask]) we won't cloud up the network with discussions that may have occurred before. Thanks.
>
> Alice Givan
> Englert Cell Analysis Laboratory of the
> Norris Cotton Cancer Center
> Dartmouth Medical School

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