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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Dear 3dem group,<br>
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I found a solution as a colleague was directing me to...after
this, it is kind of trivial, at least for experienced IMOD users,
for those like me, who don't use it regularily, here comes the
easy solution:<br>
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In the initial setup of etomo, you can manually set the angular
range and increment by specifiying the starting angle option.
Somehow, I have overseen this.<br>
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@ Steve<br>
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Ok, it must be that I then run a older version.<br>
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@ Reinhard<br>
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Thanks for this information. Next time, I will adress more
IMOD-specific questions to this email list.<br>
<br>
Thanks for your contribution,<br>
Christian<br>
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On 11/14/2014 03:34 PM, Steven Ludtke wrote:<br>
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Hi Christian, the current version of EMAN2.1 should be able to
read DM4 images/stacks and headers. What version were you trying ?
If you are having a problem with this please let us know as it
should be working properly.
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3dem-Group,<br class="">
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I am looking for a decent way to manipulate the header
information in MRC files, particularly the metadata
where e.g. tilt angles are saved, since<br class="">
IMOD cannot generate the com scripts in the initial
setup when running the extracttilts subroutine. Has
anyone experience with this?<br class="">
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The background is that I loose my tilt angle information
when converting dm4 files to mrc by the dm2mrc routine
of the imod package. It would be also quite useful if
someone knows a conversion script that preserves this
information (EM2EM, EMAN2 for instance are all not
versatile to this as they do not support dm4 or they
cannot handle dm4 dose fractionation stacks).<br
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Christian Geiss<br class="">
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