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Subject: Re: Anyone tried "Image Analyst"?
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In article <792@organpipe.UUCP>, geissler@lpl.arizona.edu (Paul Geissler x6950) writes...
>Has anyone tried the application program Image Analyst from Automatix
>Inc.? We are interested to hear any comments about it from the users'
>point of view.

Sorry to post a "Try Nisus" answer to a specific question, but e-mail
to Mr. Geissler bounced.  Make sure that you try the public domain
application "Image v.1.33" by Wayne Rasband.  It is a powerful, script-
controllable image capture and analysis application that is being used 
successfully by researchers for tasks ranging from image enhancement to
quantitative metallography.

For my application, Image out-performed a dedicated 64-grey level
Quantimet, offering greater ease-of-use at 256-grey level resolution.
Better still, the source code has also been placed in the public
domain.

The Image 1.33g application and documentation can be found in the 
sumex archives (IP# - 36.44.0.6) in the /info-mac/app directory.  
Pointers to an ftp site for the source code and additional info
can be found in the Image manual.

-- Bill (johnston@oscar.ccm.udel.edu)