Dragonfly Daily 12 Clip/Crop, Invert, Convert and Resample with Dragonfly (2020)

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This is lesson 12 in an ongoing daily tutorial series that teaches new users how to become Dragonfly experts in no time. This lesson introduces users to Clip/Crop, Invert, Convert and Resample with Dragonfly

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Topics in this tutorial Lesson #12
Clip/Crop, Invert, Convert, Resample

1-Convert
2-Invert
-Invert intensity
-Invert axes and swap axes
3-Resample
-Change the scale (pixel size)
-Interpolation will occur (unless pixel size is a 2x factor)
-Resample from
-Resample panel
-Resample Geometry menu item
4-Crop is to “cut down” your sample from the edges
No resampling when cropping
Clip is just a 3D visualization effect
5-Extract StructuredGrid forces a Resample



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