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Before data collection for diffraction, we (Vienna), focus the direct beam on the detector. The intensity can be seen on about 4-8 pixels. This makes it difficult to get the focus perfect (although it is usually very good). It would be great to have a live view next to the viewer canvas, that show the amplitude, sigma_x and sigma_y for a 2D gaussian fitted live to the direct beam (or region of interest). It woudl speed up data collection by a couple of important seconds.
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Before data collection for diffraction, we (Vienna), focus the direct beam on the detector. The intensity can be seen on about 4-8 pixels. This makes it difficult to get the focus perfect (although it is usually very good). It would be great to have a live view next to the viewer canvas, that show the amplitude, sigma_x and sigma_y for a 2D gaussian fitted live to the direct beam (or region of interest). It woudl speed up data collection by a couple of important seconds.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: