Sorry I wasn't more clear.  The problem we are having is that after defining
one volume red and the other green the areas of colocalization are not showing
a combination of the two colors when the volumes are viewed merged together.  I
have found that by adjusting the intenisities of the seperate volumes I can get
a better merging of the areas, but this is labor intensive and not all that
effective.  So any ideas on what's going here would be helpful. Thanks!

Jonathan
On Jan 2, 10:52am, Guy Cox wrote:
> Subject: Re: Voxelview 2.5.1
> >I have been having difficulties getting dual channel images to show
> >co-localization using Voxel View 2.5.1.  I was curious if anyone else had
> >encountered such difficulties.  Did you find any solutions?  Secondly does
> >anyone know of a stand alone application for a SGI platform that will
overlay
> >Voxel View 2.5.1 images?
> >
>
> It would help if you stated just what problems you were having!
>
> One common trap is that when you overlay two series with VV it
> merges the images in just the palettes they are in before you
> merge them.  So if you want one to appear in green and one in
> red you must change them to these colours before merging them.
>
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