Wayne,
Thanks for your guidance. I followed your instruction and get my
composite images right.
I plan to make a macro to batch process about 200 images. I don't like
to use the function Image>Stack>"Images to Stack" to create my stack.
It seems to me that I have no control of channel order. For instance, I
would like to put the image ending with DAPI.tif as my first channel,
and image ending with Alexa488 as my second channel. How do I realize
this in macro language?
Thanks,
Zhengyu
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Subject: Re: Creating Pseudocolor Images with more than 3 channels
> How do I create a pseudo-color images with more than 3 colors. I have
> a set of images with 5 channels with different bio-markers, and would
> like to specify the color for each marker. For example, blue color for
> DAPI, green color for cytoplamic marker, orange color for target
> protein.
1. Create a stack containing the 5 images
2. Use Image>Color>Make Composite to create a 5 channel composite
image
3. Press shift-z (Image>Hyperstack>Channels) to open the Channels
window
4. Select "Color" in the Channels window
5. Use the slider under the composite image to select the DAPI
channel
6. Select Image>Lookup Tables>Blue
7. Select the cytoplamic marker channel
8. Select Image>Lookup Tables>Green
9. Select the target protein channel
10. Open the LUT Editor (Image>Color>Edit LUT)
11. Create an orange LUT (drag across all 256 entries then set
red=255, green=~160, blue=0)
12. Add LUTs to the other 2 channels
13. Select "Composite" in the Channels window
14. Use the B&C tool (press shift-c to open) to adjust each of the
channels
15. Use the Channels tool to enable/disable channels
For practice, open the 5 channel File>Open Samples>Neuron image, which
was added in v1.41d.
> In addition, is there any automated registration plugin or tools for
> the alignment for these images? Any suggestion for registration of
> images is highly appreciated.
There is the StackReg plugin at
<
http://bigwww.epfl.ch/thevenaz/stackreg/>.
-wayne
>
> Thanks,
>
> Zhengyu
>
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