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BTW: Huge images can be easily embedded in this forum with EasyZoom (www.easyzoom.com). You only need the EasyZoom tags to embed.

Martin

we made a video how to embed a zoomable, annotated slide into PowerPoint for your presentation with Smart Zoom. You can also do the same with EasyZoom which is free up to 2 GB:
http://www.smartzoom.com/microscopy-in-powerpoint/

Hi!

I would like to share this image, which you also may embed on your websites of a rat kidney:



Hope you like it!
Martin

@Rodney / @gekko: To clarify the EasyZoom usage: EasyZoom is best compared to YouTube (like it is a YouTube for high-resolution images). You cannot "have" EasyZoom as it is not an installable software, but it's a web-based service just like YouTube. In order to not have to host huge images yourself ...

Thanks for using our service EasyZoom!! If you have any suggestions for improvement or find bugs (not the one under the microscope), let us know. Also: I recommend giving the images on EasyZoom meaningful names (as Haematococcus), because then your images will also be found via Google and get more v...

...and again another EasyZoom image from www.easyzoom.com:

Best regards from Cologne
Martin

We are working on a solution that you can add links inside of the easyzoom annotations. will be possible soon.

if you have any other suggestions just send us a message through our contact form @ easyzoom.com

martin

@zzffnn:
Could you send me a mail through our contact form of www.easyzoom.com or www.smartzoom.com?
Thanks!

@zzffnn: This is a slide from our collection of thousands of VM-slides. :) Actually, my colleague (pathologist) and I (hematologist) have created 2 software products: Smart Zoom (cloud based virtual microscopy platform for Universities under www.smartzoom.com) and EasyZoom (the platform, where you ...

Here is an impressive slide of a tubal pregnancy (human) with the embryo inside the tube. The annotations explain everything very well.
Martin

BETWEEN THE easyzoom-brackets, only post the number (the ID of the image). In your case, only 94291!

BTW: I am from the company developing EasyZoom. If you need any features, etc on EZ, please let us know through our contact form!!!
Martin

Let's see if it works:

We launched EasyZoom 3 months ago. If you encounter any problems or have suggestions, just send us a mail through our contact form

best regards

martin

Hi everyone! I am the founder of EasyZoom, the platform for uploading, annotating and sharing high-resolution images. In the short future we will also add a market-place to that, so you can also either sell single images or whole courses (e. g. microscopy course, annotated slides). I would like to e...