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2. Copy the image to a shared network folder to view on a calibrated computer screen in the Imaging Office.
Adjusting JPEG Correction
Situations may arise where a JPEG correction should be applied. In the instance of very white or very dark cores, the TIFF images may look good but the JPEG images may look washed out or too dark to view details. JPEG corrections do not alter TIFF image settings. To apply a JPEG Correction follow the steps below:
1. Take the MacBeth Color Checker Standard and place on SHIL Imaging Track
2. Click Start in IMS
3. In the Sample Information window, check the box for Color Checker Standard. Checking this box produces an uncorrected image. Click back in the Sample Information bar and scan the Color Checker Label mounted on the track behind the computer.
4. Click Take an Picture
5. Adjust green crop box as necessary. When satisfied select Crop Image and then Save Image
6. Close out of the Sample Information Window. In the IMS start area go to Instruments > JPEG Correction
7. The main window opens.
8. On the right side of the screen select Open Test Image. The IMAGE folder will appear. Select the Image just taken. Make sure to select the .tif image and not the .jpg. With the mouse, hoover over the file and check the extension is .tif. Select the appropriate file and click Open. As of writing this, keep TIFF Corection selected while opening Test Image, will receive an IMS error message if select JPEG Correction and then try to load in test image
9. The image loads into main window in the Original section
LIMS Integration
Sample and Analysis Components
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