When acquiring images, it is fairly common that more than just the target is ablated and analyzed. For example, maybe you want to be sure that you get the material boundaries or perhaps you are not exactly sure where the boundaries are, so you setup your sequence to cover a broader area.
The 4.4.x series of iolite updates started with a doozy – our new local database plugin – and continued with a myriad of smaller features and bug fixes.
You may have noticed a dialog that looks as below when you run iolite for the first time after updating.
The reason you are seeing this dialog is that a variety of files are included with iolite but live outside the iolite folder and may be modified by users.
One handy feature that was slipped into iolite a while ago without much publicity is the ability to visualize “ImageLog” images in the time series view.