Axes scaling and Intensity Graph

[sorc]

Hello,
I use a Intensity Graph to display measured data. Sometimes the X/Y-axis has to be transformed via the 1/x Operation and some other nonlinear transformations. Now I don't know how to let the Intensity Graph display the data correctly.
E.g. I use a normal X/Y Graph. After the 1/x operation the space between the data points are not equidistant anymore. This probably works because the XY-Graph needs the X AND Y Axis.
How can I do this with the Intensity Graph? Is there a simple solution or do I have to use the "picture" or somehting else?

[chutla]

Greetings!

You might need to use the arbitrary marker spacing. (click on the legend and look at the options) YOu can then assign a new color to each increment you select. You can also play around with the gradients, (color interpretation) but I suggest you only do that after you have your markers where you want them. I'm sure you can get nice results with the intensity graph.

Eric