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'''Set dose calibration for OneView camera in Digital Micrograph''' | '''Set dose calibration for OneView camera in Digital Micrograph''' | ||
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1. Go to "Customs" and "SetDoseCalibrationTag_OneView_mod-DTU" <br /> | 1. Go to "Customs" and "SetDoseCalibrationTag_OneView_mod-DTU" <br /> | ||
[[File:Oneview_1.png|600px| | [[File:Oneview_1.png|600px|left|thumb|Run script]] | ||
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2. Type in the high tension the microscope is running in the pop-up window<br /> | 2. Type in the high tension the microscope is running in the pop-up window<br /> | ||
[[File:Oneview_2.png|300px| | [[File:Oneview_2.png|300px|left|thumb|Select high tension]] | ||
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3. Don't change the conversion factor; just click on "OK"<br /> | 3. Don't change the conversion factor; just click on "OK"<br /> | ||
[[File:Oneview_3.png|300px| | [[File:Oneview_3.png|300px|left|thumb|Don't change conversion factor]] | ||
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(content by Jens Kling @DTU Nanolab, March 2020)
Set dose calibration for OneView camera in Digital Micrograph
Whenever the high tension of the microscope is changed, the dose calibration in Digital Micrograph for the OneView camera needs to be adjusted. This is done by running an installed script:
1. Go to "Customs" and "SetDoseCalibrationTag_OneView_mod-DTU"
2. Type in the high tension the microscope is running in the pop-up window
3. Don't change the conversion factor; just click on "OK"
