Dear George,
You said:
> By far the easiest way would be to use the programs (SAINT and SADABS)
> provided by Bruker. We get excellent data, e.g. for in-house S-SAD
> phasing, using these programs (either offline or as part of the Bruker
> GUI) for data collected on our SMART6000. For a detail
Tying customers to formats with unbreakable, softwares and secret tricks is
seldom productive.
Customers suspect that something really wrong with the machines is hiding
behind that.
It is not clear if it is legal. After all, academic customers pay money
taken from public and transferred to gran
>>I'd have to say, in general the easiest thing to do when confronted with
Mosflm issues is to get in touch with the authors and ask them. We are all
very friendly, approachable people who will do our best to help!<<
I cannot agree more with this...
Many thanks with all your help provided so far
Hi folks
With respect to George, I don't think this is the easiest way. If learning to
use a different program was the easiest way forward for any task, people would
have dropped MS-Windows like a hot potato after the release of Vista and
started using some other operating system that was "bett
By far the easiest way would be to use the programs (SAINT and SADABS)
provided by Bruker. We get excellent data, e.g. for in-house S-SAD
phasing, using these programs (either offline or as part of the Bruker
GUI) for data collected on our SMART6000. For a detailed S-SAD example
see Berhard's bo
Hi,
That utility is available within the Bruker Suite. We have a Proteum
system and it is available from the Bruker software, although there
is a standalone version. A while back, I was able to convert some
images so that they could be read by MOSFLM and XDS, but I was never
successful in pro
Hi Ed,
Bruker used to supply a utility called FRM2FRM that would "unwarp" their
images so that they were readable by Mosflm. You may want to consult
them directly; Matt Benning (I believe he's still there) was most
helpful when I was having problems with Bruker images a few years ago.
HTH,
I
I am trying to read Bruker's Smart 6000 images with mosflm and it fails.
Based on some limited googlearch I feel that "NPIXELB:1" is a relevant
information and when these files were processed in HKL (not by me), the
relevant detector line says "format ccd bruker smart6000 binned". I see
from mosfl
