1. You have acquired and loaded two images containing S&F calibration data (e.g. LM/SEM) to be correlated. If the images are not oriented identically, you can use the Mirror Image buttons under Options on the S&F Correlation tab.
2. You see the two images next to each other (splitter view) in the center screen area. If not, drag your images from the Images and Documents gallery into the center screen area.

1. Click on the Set correlation points button in the S&F Correlation tab.
2. The cursor will change to a pipette symbol.
2. Click in the left image to set a correlation point. Set all 3 marker points in the left image first, before you set the corresponding 3 markers in the right image. If a correlation point is set, a check mark icon will appear in front of the corresponding point.
3. Make sure that the positions in both images are identical. After you have set all 6 points the cursor will be changed backwards from the pipette to the arrow.
3. Click on the Create Correlation button.

1. The correlated image will be generated and opened in a new image container.

Tips & Tricks

• It is also possible to set each correlation point individually. Therefore under Left Image/Right Image click on the Arrow button behind a point (e.g. Point 1). Then click on the desired position within the image.
• To improve the accuracy of the identification you can zoom into the images by using the mouse wheel.
• To edit/move a point, click on the point you would like to move. When the point is marked with a dashed rectangle you are able to move the point by holding the left mouse button. Alternatively, below Left Image/Right Image click on the points Arrow button you want to move and click on a new position within the image.