Figure 2.

Registered D-OCT image triads for a normal control (A) and a subject with albinism (B) were manually segmented on the final merged image by using ImageJ. Final merged images were stacked with the two aligned tilted scans during the manual segmentation process. This allowed us to use the hyporeflective appearance of the HFL on the tilted scans to carefully delineate the HFL from the overlying OPL on the final merged image (Supplementary Video S1, S2). Boundaries were determined at the ILM (red), the OPL/HFL interface (orange), the HFL/ONL interface (yellow), the ELM (green), the ellipsoid zone (blue), and the interdigitation zone (purple).