Hitachi Microscope & Magnifier S-3400N User Manual
3.9 Other Functions
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3.9.13 Oblique Image
An oblique (or bird's-eye-view) image is formed from a scanning image.
To open the Oblique window, select the Oblique command from the Analysis.
An oblique (or bird's-eye-view) image is formed from a scanning image.
To open the Oblique window, select the Oblique command from the Analysis.
Fig. 3.9-38 Oblique Menu
(1) Setting properties
Check the Image box to show reference image together with oblique image.
Bird's eye area specifies viewing angle and tilting angle. If it is not checked, just a flat
image is formed.
X Resolution and Y Line specify number of horizontal pixels and vertical lines. Too much
Y Line may cause overlapping of lines and result in a complicated image. Select a proper
number.
Gain sets height of modification.
Brightness Modulation modulates brightness of each line with signal intensity. If not
checked, lines are drawn with a fixed brightness.
Bird's eye area specifies viewing angle and tilting angle. If it is not checked, just a flat
image is formed.
X Resolution and Y Line specify number of horizontal pixels and vertical lines. Too much
Y Line may cause overlapping of lines and result in a complicated image. Select a proper
number.
Gain sets height of modification.
Brightness Modulation modulates brightness of each line with signal intensity. If not
checked, lines are drawn with a fixed brightness.
(2) Drawing and recording oblique image
Go button starts drawing image. Photo button is for photographing (needs photo monitor
option). Click Save to save the oblique image.
option). Click Save to save the oblique image.