I run into this often. Your calibration image probably is not the same
size as your processed images. I don't know what ImageJ throws a hissy
about that, but it does.
If you check the 'Disable these Messages' box, and uncheck the 'Disable
Global Calibration' Box, it will use the global calibration (and not
pop up that box until the next time you open ImageJ).
Hope that helps
- Justin Walker
University of Maryland
Bonds, Ray wrote:
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> 1. Open and calibrate my image and use "Global" setting in the Set
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> During macro execution I receive an error message "The calibration of
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> 1. How should I interpret/fix this? I would like to set a global
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> I looked at the ImageJ News section on the website and saw that on in
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> displayed when a calibrated image is opened and "Global" calibration is
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