Bio-Rad Quantity One 1-D Analysis Software - Manual (Page 240)

Chapter 11. Printing and Exporting
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There are two basic export options:
• Export the raw image data for further analysis
• Export the displayed view of the image for publishing.
If you choose to export the displayed view, you can export with or without the image
overlays.
11.5.a Analysis Export Mode
To export a TIFF image for further analysis, select the Export raw data button. The
publishing controls in the dialog box will become inactive.
11.5.b Publishing Export Mode
To export a TIFF image that looks like the image as it is currently displayed on the
screen, select one of the options under Publishing.
Export View Including Overlays
Select this option to include overlays with the exported image. The other controls in
the dialog box will become inactive.
Export View Excluding Overlays
Select this option to not include overlays with the exported image. This is the only
mode available if you are exporting images from the Multi-channel Viewer (see
section 3.4, Multi-Channel Viewer).
With this option selected, specify a resolution for the TIFF image by selecting 72 dpi
(typical computer screen resolution), 150 dpi, 300 dpi (standard printing resolution),
Same As Scan, or any resolution that you enter in the Specify field (up to the
resolution of the scan).
Under Transform, you can specify a Linear transform or preserve the Current View
(which is automatically log transformed).
Images with a higher Bit Depth (e.g., 16 bit or 24 bit RGB) can be compressed to a
lower bit depth (e.g., 8 bit) during export.