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Why is there mismatch in the montage image acquired from wide-angle MultiScan CCD cameras?

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Why is there mismatch in the montage image acquired from wide-angle MultiScan CCD cameras?

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It is common to observe mismatch in montage images acquired from a wide-angle CCD camera. The mismatch comes from the common distortions in a TEM column when large-field-of-view images are acquired. Such distortions increase rapidly as the third power to the radial distance. Typically the distortion is less than 1% at the edge of the film. Since the Gatan wide-angle CCD camera has a field of view much larger than film (6 times more), it is inevitable to observe distortions from the TEM. Therefore, the mismatch is not an indication of poor software quality.

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