Interactive interface to visualize spectra and filter sets for any microscope. Easily customizable.
The idea behind SpectraScope is to provide users with an easy-to-use web-interface (that can be directly downloaded and run locally) where to visualize fluorophores and microscope filter sets of interest. This can be invaluable when setting up new optical configurations or designing new microscopy-based experiments.
SpectraScope is available both as a webpage and as an ElectronJS-based app. You can choose your flavor and download it from the releases page.
Notice! The webpage interface has been developed for GoogleChrome (v74) and FireFox (v66). Thus, it may not be fully compatible with other browsers (e.g., Safari, IExplorer,…).
A live demo of SpectraScope webpage is hosted on github, click on the screenshot below to access it.
Download your flavor of choice (webpage or webapp) for your Operating System from the releases page.
Please, notice that GoogleChrome does not allow crossorigin
requests from local files (i.e., when the address starts with something like file://
or C:/
). Thus, when opening SpectraScope
locally, we recommend either using Mozilla FireFox or installing this tool on an Apache Server.
More info are available in our Wiki!
We welcome any contributions to SpectraScope
. Please, refer to the contribution guidelines if this is your first time contributing! Also, check out our code of conduct.
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2019 Gabriele Girelli