Re: [dddwg] Computational Crystallography Newsletter

Andreas,

What really worry me in your article is not the fact that you did not mention HKL as a program that process directly HDF5 but the fact that you are talking about 'noise free photon detection' in Pilatus and Eiger detectors. They are NOT noise-free. There is no tead-out noise but it does not mean that detectors are noise-free.

BTW - I mention in may that we can read hdf5 and also demonstrated this in Stanford.

Best regards

Wladek

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Dear all,

I'd like to take the opportunity to make you aware of a short article on working with EIGER data that was published in the summer issue of the Computational Crystallography Newsletter.  This expands on my presentation and our discussions in Rovinj last year.

Working with EIGER data

by Andreas Förster, Stefan Brandstetter, Clemens Schulze-Briese

https://www.phenix-online.org/newsletter/CCN_2016_07.pdf#page=11

At the time of writing this article, I wasn't aware that HLK-2000 can read HDF5 data directly, without conversion.  My apologies to Wladek and the community for the resulting error in the text.

Best regards.

Andreas

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