Add SVG export to lut and scale bar

NEUBIAS · Sep 26, 2023 · 1e5db04 · 1e5db04
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diff --git a/_includes/lut/lut_act2_imagejgui.md b/_includes/lut/lut_act2_imagejgui.md
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   - To find out which image is brighter you can try to use `Analyze > Histogram` 
 - Use the `Set` button in `Image › Adjust › Brightness/Contrast...` and check `[X] Propagate to all other open images`
 - Visualise the current LUT as an inset in both images using `Analyze › Tools › Calibration Bar...`
+    - Export the image using `Plugins › BioVoxxel Figure Tools › Export SVG` (requires BioVoxxel update site)
+        - SVG preserves the rendering of the scale bar at different zoom levels.
diff --git a/_includes/spatial_calibration/scale_bar_imagej_gui.md b/_includes/spatial_calibration/scale_bar_imagej_gui.md
@@ -5,5 +5,7 @@
 - Check that those information are consistent
 - Add a scale bar to the image using `Analyze › Tools › Scale Bar...`
     - Explore the various options for where and how to place the scale bar
-- Open the same image again using `File > Open...`
+    - Export the image using `Plugins › BioVoxxel Figure Tools › Export SVG` (requires BioVoxxel update site)
+        - SVG preserves the rendering of the scale bar at different zoom levels.
+- Open the raw data image again using `File > Open...` instead of Bio-Formats
   - Are you getting the same pixel calibration?