Recorded Webinar available below:
Webinar: "New Matrix STED and confocal deconvolution" March 18th
The array detector is a major advancement in fluorescent microscopy, solving the signal loss issue from confocal microscope pinholes. For these systems, deconvolution becomes more difficult because each detector captures an image with a different PSF. To address this, we've developed a new Huygens deconvolution module that accommodates these PSF variations for STED and confocal images from the Matrix detector. In this webinar, we will explain this deconvolution method, its advantages over standard approaches, and how it differs from our previous Airyscan method. We’ll also demonstrate Huygens' SuperXY mode, which uses information from 23 (or 32) shifted detector images to split voxels into four subpixels, reducing photodamage from the STED laser while preserving resolution, enabling new super-resolution experiments.
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