An image series will automatically have its own navigation bar directly in the image window. Use this navigation bar to browse through the image series. An image series is, as a rule, a time stack.
Note: You do not change the image data with the functions on the navigation bar. The image will only be displayed differently on your monitor.
Hiding the navigation bar
You can also hide the navigation bar. To do this, use the Tools > Options... command. Select the Images > General entry in the tree view. Clear the Show image navigation toolbar check box.
See also
Browsing through the image series / Animating the image series
Displaying frames
Move the slide control in the navigation bar. The field next to the slide control will always show you which frame is currently on display.
The frames will either be serially numbered in the field next to the slide control, or a special value which corresponds to the frame will be specified. Where a time stack is concerned, this value corresponds to the time at which the frame was acquired. You determine precisely which value will be shown here, in the Frame labeling group located in the Tools > Options > Images > General dialog box.
Animating an image series
Click the Go First 
button, to have the first frame in the image series displayed.
Click the Play 
button to start the animation with the current settings.
Click the Stop 
button to end the animation. Then the frame at which the animation was stopped will be displayed.
Note: The animation always applies to those frames of the image series that have been selected. Those are, by default, all of the images in the image series. If you only want to animate specific images in the image series, you should select these images before you start the animation.
Browsing through several image series simultaneously
When several image series have been synchronized you can browse through them simultaneously, and in this way easily compare all of the image series with one another. You will find more information on synchronization here.
Selecting individual images
Selecting the range of individual images on your monitor
1.Display the frame that is to be the first image of the desired selection on your monitor. To do so, you move, e.g., the slide control in the navigation bar.
2.Click the small arrow 
next to the slide control to open a menu with several commands that can be selected. Use the Set Selection Starting Position command.
3.Display the frame that is to be the last image of the desired selection on your monitor.
4.Click the small arrow next to the slide control to open a menu with several commands that can be selected. Use the Set Selection End Position command.
5.The range that has been selected will be shown in color on the slide control 
.
Viewing the image dimension
The navigation bar shows the image dimension that is currently displayed on the monitor. For a time stack this is time [ t ].
Editing settings for the animation
For the animation, the settings that have been set in the Tools > Options > Images > Navigation dialog box will be used. Click the Navigation Options... button on the navigation bar to open this dialog box.
Click the small arrow next to the button, to open a short menu with commands that refer to the settings for the animation.
Select the Define Speed... command to change the speed at which the stack is played back.
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