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Light Lab

Light Lab

by Carl Zeiss AG

2 ratings
4 reviews
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 14, 2011
  • August 18, 2016

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Carl Zeiss AG
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This interactive tool helps fluorescence microscopy users configure spectral settings. It allows checking spectral compatibility for hundreds of fluorophores, simulating imaging efficiencies, and saving system configurations. Access to online resources and social media channels is also integrated.

✓Interactive spectra configuration
✓Spectra Viewer for fluorophore compatibility
✓Imaging Simulator for efficiency
✓Save microscopy system presets
✓Access to online databases and social media
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What's New in Light Lab

1.3

August 18, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - bugs have been smashed - improved compatibility for current iOS versions - extended support for new devices & screen resolutions

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User reviews

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Could be good

Disappointing that in SpectraViewer there are no x axis marks, making it difficult to determine emission wavelengths.
Motty17Motty17

Keep crashing in ios8

Doesn't work at all on ios8
Anonymous_cowardAnonymous_coward

Handy Tool, Slick Package

A great teaching aid. The spectra database is pretty thorough and has helped me optimize laser settings countless times.
Jerry MentaryJerry Mentary

Good start

Hanging a little bit on my iPhone 4s. Because of that I never got my microscope sufficiently set up to run the simulator. I love the spectral viewer. Very useful.
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FAQ

What is Light Lab used for?

Light Lab is an interactive tool for configuring spectral settings in fluorescence microscopy. It helps users check spectral compatibility for fluorophores, simulate imaging efficiencies, and manage microscopy system configurations.

Can Light Lab be used offline?

The description does not specify offline functionality. However, it mentions access to online databases for support, events, and brochures, suggesting an internet connection may be required for some features.

What devices does Light Lab support?

Light Lab is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

Is Light Lab suitable for young children?

Light Lab has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is generally appropriate for younger users. However, its technical nature makes it most relevant for users involved in scientific research or education.

How often is Light Lab updated?

The app was last updated on August 18, 2016, with version 1.3. This indicates infrequent updates in recent years.

What is the user sentiment for Light Lab?

Based on the provided data, Light Lab has a rating of 3.0 stars from 2 ratings. This suggests a mixed to slightly negative user reception.

Does Light Lab have ads?

No, Light Lab does not contain advertisements.

How does Light Lab compare to other microscopy software?

Light Lab is a specialized tool for spectral configuration and simulation in fluorescence microscopy, integrating with Carl Zeiss's ZEN 2011 software. It offers interactive features for fluorophore compatibility and imaging efficiency not found in general microscopy viewers.