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		carreau on Oct 2, 2023 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Open-source could finally get the world’s microsco... Even on classical 2D microscope the illumination can be non-uniform, and you might need to calibrate your image. Source: PhD in biolab with microscopes, and napari dev.

dekhn on Oct 2, 2023 [–]

OME-zarr doesn't really storage per-pixel illumination data. Instead, the illumination will typically be storaged as a per-2D-plane metadata.

Flat fields, dark fields, and light fields can all be stored but would be their own arrays (structure of arrays rather than array of structures).

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