Inverting Contrast for an MRC volume
- Left click on the OrthoSlice button in the Pool frame
- Under the 'Data Window' option, swap the min and max values.
Creating a Camera Path
- You MUST be in Perspective mode for this to work.
- In the toolbar above the Viewer frame, click the eyeball icon until the eye has rays emanating from it at angles rather than straight lines.
- From the menu, select Create --> CameraPath.
- Click on the green CameraPath button that appears in the Pool frame. In the Properties frame, select the 'CameraPath Editor' button (it looks like a camera).
- Ignore the new Viewer window that pops up.
- Click the 'constant velocity' button in the Properties frame.
- In the main Viewer window, position the image how you want it to be when you start moving the camera. In the Properties frame, click the add button.
- I like to set this view as the home view so I can come back to it again. In the toolbar above the Viewer frame, click the button that looks like a house with an arrow to set the Home display.
- Next, reposition the image in the Viewer window (pan, zoom, rotate, whatever you want) to how you want it to end. Click the add button again. You should see that the camera path now consists of 2 keyframes.
- If you set the first view as the Home display, you can now return to it. In the toolbar above the Viewer frame, click the button that looks like a house without an arrow. Click the add button again to create your third keyframe