# Analyse Observations

### Analyse

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Double clicking on one of the observation steps would open the analyse view.
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On the left side of the window, you can access the different tabs.

#### Analyse Observation

![](/files/sf3n2FwBOoleGpqYt2MJ)

This is a grid view of all the images captured at the specific zoom / focus step. At the bottom left corner of each image, there is an error number associated with it.

*\**Double clicking on the image can bring up a full screen view of the image to better observe and compare with an virtual overlay and find any miss alignments.

If one image has a high error, right clicking on an image opens the secondary menu to access some extra options.

| Name                   | Description                                                                      |
| ---------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| disable image          | toggle this image to be included into the calibration                            |
| Reanalyse Image        | If the image needs to be re-linked or reanalyze                                  |
| Reanalyze All Image    | Reanalyze all of the images for this zoom / focus step                           |
| Run Camera Calibration | The same as pressing play button to run the calibration on all the active images |
| Copy Image Path        | Copy the path of the image to the clipboard                                      |
| Show in Explorer       | Open the File Explorer at the folder path of the image                           |

Analyse Distribution

![](/files/xd3fIoLCDmM2KN6HRJtx)

#### Analyse Distortion

![](/files/y1xvd0cpmefLSWlehP6B)

This shows the calculated distortion of the lens at this specific zoom / focus step.

#### Analyse Result

![](/files/mdaXtaSPN5st2eV2gYac)

This shows the result of the calibration for this zoom / focus step.<br>


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