What causes jumping or soft frames during automated capture?

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    How should movement be isolated when a stack shifts, vibrates, or contains frames that are softer than their neighbors?

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    Check that the sample, stage, camera, adapters, and support are tight before changing software. Reduce cable pull and air movement, use a stable table, and add enough delay after every move. At high magnification, nearby footsteps, fans, flexible mounts, or an abrupt stage acceleration can be visible. A short stationary sequence helps separate optical softness from mechanical motion.

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