Re: ImageJ driver available for ProgRes=?iso-8859-1?Q?=AE?= microscope ca meras for MAC and Windows

[Ludwig Eckl]

Hello Gabriel,
 
in the Software  is a possibility to trigger the camera.
 
Configures trigger mode for ProgRes® triggerable cameras (except ProgRes® C3 and ProgRes® C5).

 

 

 
Hope that helps.
 
Thank you for asking
 
 
Sincerely yours
 
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From: ImageJ Interest Group on behalf of Gabriel Landini
Sent: Thu 9/25/2008 03:20
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Subject: Re: ImageJ driver available for ProgRes® microscope cameras for MAC and Windows



On Thursday 25 September 2008 02:28:16 Ludwig Eckl wrote:
> ImageJ driver available for ProgRes® microscope cameras from Jenoptik
> "The integration of ProgRes® camera control into ImageJ functionality via a
> proprietary driver will facilitate easy and direct image acquisition with
> ProgRes® microscope cameras as of now. This will significantly simplify
> image analysis and automated processing procedures for users of this
> software that has already been adopted worldwide.", says Wolfgang Keller,
> General Manager Digital Imaging.

Hi
Does anybody know if the camera can be controlled from within a IJ macro?
I.e. can one trigger acquisition programmatically, in addition to clicking
buttons?

Thanks

G.

[Gabriel Landini]

On Thursday 25 September 2008 12:48:26 Ludwig Eckl wrote:
> in the Software  is a possibility to trigger the camera.
> Configures trigger mode for ProgRes® triggerable cameras (except ProgRes®
> C3 and ProgRes® C5).

Hi Thank you for the quick reply,  but I guess that my question was not very clear.

Can one write a macro that, let's say, takes 5 images on a row?

If so, can you post an example macro?
(I mean, what macro function calls the camera command to trigger an image shot?)

Thank you

Gabriel

[Thomas Bauersachs]

Hello Gabriel

In case of a PCO camera (e.g. pco.1600) the respective macro looks like this:

        call("PCOdotCamera_.PCO_macrocall", "aquire");
        call("PCOdotCamera_.PCO_macrocall", "aquire");
        call("PCOdotCamera_.PCO_macrocall", "aquire");
        call("PCOdotCamera_.PCO_macrocall", "aquire");
        call("PCOdotCamera_.PCO_macrocall", "aquire");


Maybe this gives you an idea.

Thomas


Thomas Bauersachs
Sales Engineer

PCO AG
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93309 Kelheim, Germany
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Von: ImageJ Interest Group [mailto:[hidden email]] Im Auftrag von Gabriel Landini
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 25. September 2008 14:59
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Betreff: Re: ImageJ driver available for ProgRes® microscope ca meras for MAC and Windows

On Thursday 25 September 2008 12:48:26 Ludwig Eckl wrote:
> in the Software  is a possibility to trigger the camera.
> Configures trigger mode for ProgRes® triggerable cameras (except
> ProgRes®
> C3 and ProgRes® C5).

Hi Thank you for the quick reply,  but I guess that my question was not very clear.

Can one write a macro that, let's say, takes 5 images on a row?

If so, can you post an example macro?
(I mean, what macro function calls the camera command to trigger an image shot?)

Thank you

Gabriel