Movement of the sample during the rotation with a fixed focus position.

<p>(a): The sample is in focus. The focus length is set to the sample diameter. The image shows the sample on the farthest left position. (b): After a 90-degree rotation, the sample has moved the furthest from the initial focus point and is in the center of the image. The sample appears blurry...

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Main Author:	Hannes Benecke (17409369) (author)
Other Authors:	Firas Almadani (20903417) (author), Johannes Heske (20903420) (author), Tobias May (48088) (author), Ludger Overmeyer (11289681) (author), Sonja Johannsmeier (9443382) (author), Tammo Ripken (388167) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biotechnology Space Science Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Information Systems not elsewhere classified xlink "> non thus often leads residual motion artifacts second automation algorithm automated sample tracking inconsistent imaging results dimensional imaging techniques imaging techniques repeatable results wide range tomographic reconstruction technical analysis physically aligned particular importance parameter adaption paper presents manual processes great importance generate reliable eye coordination digitally detected corrected using based automation also increases
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Movement of the sample during the rotation with a fixed focus position.

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