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* This means the signal-to-noise in each individual frame should be high enough to get a decent summed final image.<br /> | * This means the signal-to-noise in each individual frame should be high enough to get a decent summed final image.<br /> | ||
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* There is an additional feature which can help with low-dose image capture: When changing "Exposure" next to '''Capture''' into "Low dose", it is possible to set a dose rate. Then the camera will expose the camera chip until this dose rate on the image is achieved. In that case, the "real" exposure time is changed, which can help with low intensity on the camera. You should make sure that the dose calibration is set properly.<br /> | * There is an additional feature which can help with low-dose image capture: When changing "Exposure" next to '''Capture''' into "Low dose", it is possible to set a dose rate. Then the camera will expose the camera chip until this dose rate on the image is achieved. In that case, the "real" exposure time is changed, which can help with low intensity on the camera. You should make sure that the dose calibration is set properly ([[LabAdviser/314/Microscopy 314-307/TEM/ETEM/dose-calibration|Set dose calibration for OneView]]).<br /> | ||
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