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  • Welcome to Biodock
  • Why Biodock
  • Quickstart
    • Start here (choose a tutorial)
    • Path 1: AI-assisted analysis
    • Path 2: Train a fully-automated AI model
      • Set up your project
      • Label and train
      • Labeling shortcuts
      • Run your AI model
      • Configuring your model
  • AI Projects
    • Project settings
    • Sharing your AI project
    • Training a model
  • AI Analysis
    • Results dashboard overview
    • Download results and reports
    • Correcting results to improve your model
    • Editing objects (QC)
    • Filters (like flow cytometry)
  • Biodock Scripts
    • Biodock Platform Script Guidelines
  • Files
    • Uploading images
    • AWS S3 integration
    • View and manage data
      • Viewing images
      • File details and download
      • Copy, cut, move
      • Sharing data
      • Merging channels
    • Supported image types
  • Public API (Beta)
    • Overview
    • Authentication
    • Examples
    • Resources
      • Files
      • Analysis Jobs
      • Pipelines
    • Limitations
  • Deep AI models
    • Evaluating Performance
  • User
    • Account registration
    • Change password, login, logout
    • Usage limits and team
      • Filesize based limits
      • Run credits limits
    • Billing
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Viewing images

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Last updated 2 years ago

After you upload your images, you can preview them by double clicking. You can also preview by right clicking an image (or by clicking the ... button in the top right corner) and selecting Open.

Doing this will open the image viewer, which supports:

  • zooming (even on very large images!)

  • adjusting brightness and contrast

  • toggling channels

  • selecting which image channel should be represented by a given color (eg, for images with 8+ channels)