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ImageJ is a public domain, Java-based image processing program developed at the National Institutes...
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JMicroVision has been designed to describe, measure, quantify and classify components of all kinds of images. It has an intuitive user interface with powerful features and supports very large images. JMicroVision contains tools with different degrees of automation to manage complex and varied images.
Like a microscope, it allows a dynamic observation of a specimen with the possibility of combining various focus or modes of lighting (polarized light, fluorescence...). Moreover, the magnifying lens and the multiview tool allow a simultaneous view of several images, each one having its own zoom coefficient while maintaining a common position in the center.
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