BufferedImage

[ToeKnee Lacey]

Hi folkes,

Im posting this because, to be honest, I'm lazy.  What is the
quickest way to get an ImageStack to use BufferedImage to display as opposed
to java.awt.image type?  

From the little time I've spent looking (I literally
mean 2 minutes - I said I was lazy) I get the impression I'll have to subclass
ImagePlus - am I wrong?

The reason I want this is simply to get double
buffering working.  I'm writing an interactive markup tool for some medical
image segmentation which suffers from screen flicker.  It will run on a Java
1.4+ system so I'm happy to loose backward compatability.  I've already subclassed
Canvas to get subpixel positioning back from the mouse which works well.

Ideally a brief example of the minimum I need to do would be great, but
any pointers much appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

-tony

[Jarek Sacha]

ToeKnee Lacey wrote:

>Im posting this because, to be honest, I'm lazy.  What is the
>quickest way to get an ImageStack to use BufferedImage to display as opposed
>to java.awt.image type?  
>  
>
Take look at ij-plugins-imageio code. It has tool for converting between
ImagePlus and BufferedImage in other way around. Take look at class

net.sf.ij.jaiio.BufferedImageCreator:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/ij-plugins/imageio/src/net/sf/ij/jaiio/BufferedImageCreator.java?view=markup

You can download binaries and source code for complete library (you can use it as plugins to ImageJ too) at:
http://ij-plugins.sourceforge.net/plugins/imageio/index.html

Jarek

[ToeKnee Lacey]

My Hero!

Many thanks.

--- ImageJ Interest Group <[hidden email]
wrote:
ToeKnee Lacey wrote:
>
> >Im posting this because, to be honest,
I'm lazy.  What is the
> >quickest way to get an ImageStack to use BufferedImage
to display as opposed
> >to java.awt.image type?  
> >  
> >
> Take look
at ij-plugins-imageio code. It has tool for converting between
> ImagePlus
and BufferedImage in other way around. Take look at class
>
> net.sf.ij.jaiio.BufferedImageCreator:

> http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/ij-plugins/imageio/src/net/sf/ij/jaiio/BufferedImageCreator.java?view=markup

>
> You can download binaries and source code for complete library (you
can use it as plugins to ImageJ too) at:
> http://ij-plugins.sourceforge.net/plugins/imageio/index.html

>
> Jarek
>

[audrey karperien]

To display a buffered image in an ImageStack I make a series of bi's, then make an imagePlus from each (new ImagePlus("new"+title, bi), add each one to an ImageStack, then display the stack in a new StackWindow.  Is that what you are after?

Audrey



ToeKnee Lacey <[hidden email]> wrote:Hi folkes,

Im posting this because, to be honest, I'm lazy. What is the
quickest way to get an ImageStack to use BufferedImage to display as opposed
to java.awt.image type?

From the little time I've spent looking (I literally
mean 2 minutes - I said I was lazy) I get the impression I'll have to subclass
ImagePlus - am I wrong?

The reason I want this is simply to get double
buffering working. I'm writing an interactive markup tool for some medical
image segmentation which suffers from screen flicker. It will run on a Java
1.4+ system so I'm happy to loose backward compatability. I've already subclassed
Canvas to get subpixel positioning back from the mouse which works well.

Ideally a brief example of the minimum I need to do would be great, but
any pointers much appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

-tony

[ToeKnee Lacey]

It was more the conversion from ImagePlus to buffered image which represented
the effort I was unable to muster then enthusiasm to do.  Thankfully, through
the joy of open source development and the efforts of Jarek (to whom I am
incredibly grateful) my laziness was rewarded.

However, it is useful to
know that the second part of my devious plan (thats the one involving pumping
the images back onto an ImageStack and not the one involving a powerful, space
borne super laser) has some precedence.

Many thanks

--- ImageJ Interest
Group <[hidden email] wrote:
To display a buffered image in an ImageStack
I make a series of bi's, then make an imagePlus from each (new ImagePlus("new"+title,
bi), add each one to an ImageStack, then display the stack in a new StackWindow.
 Is that what you are after?
>
> Audrey
>
>
>
> ToeKnee Lacey <[hidden email]>
wrote:Hi folkes,
>
> Im posting this because, to be honest, I'm lazy. What
is the
> quickest way to get an ImageStack to use BufferedImage to display
as opposed
> to java.awt.image type?
>
> From the little time I've spent
looking (I literally
> mean 2 minutes - I said I was lazy) I get the impression
I'll have to subclass
> ImagePlus - am I wrong?
>
> The reason I want
this is simply to get double
> buffering working. I'm writing an interactive
markup tool for some medical
> image segmentation which suffers from screen
flicker. It will run on a Java
> 1.4+ system so I'm happy to loose backward
compatability. I've already subclassed
> Canvas to get subpixel positioning
back from the mouse which works well.
>
> Ideally a brief example of the
minimum I need to do would be great, but
> any pointers much appreciated.

>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> -tony
>