Dear netters,
Please disregard my previous question about a flipped Fuji frame; I found
the answer in the Denzo manual 5 minutes later.
However, I have a REAL problem in Denzo:
I have synchrotron data scanned from Fuji plates, with a thinned beamstop
for a direct beam. But when I refine, even with commands like
x beam 126.8
y beam 102.3
fix x beam y beam go go go go go
it forgets about the `fix' statement and refines the coordinates of the beam
anyway. Since I had to manually get the direct beam coordinates from each
frame, I'm quite unhappy about this development.
Is the only kludge around it to say
fix x beam y beam go
fix x beam y beam go
as many times as there are cycles?
A postdoc in the lab next door has had this same problem, but he has other
fish to fry, so he didn't pursue it.
Any info appreicated.
Many thanks,
Yoram
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Yoram A. Puius Albert Einstein College of Medicine
puius at aecom.yu.edu Department of Biochemistry
M.D.-Ph.D. Class of 1999 [?] Bronx, NY 10461
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