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[hidden email]> schrieb am 22.02.2008 00:17:47:
> Hi,
>
> I have found that ImageJ, like many other programs that display images
(i.e.
> Irfanview) autoscales brightness/contrast such that the image is
presenting
> as enhanced a signal as possible. Now when you are trying to compare
> intensities between sets of images based on the appearance of the image
> (versus looking at the numbers) this may lead to confusion, while ImageJ
> alters properties of the image when it presents it to you the raw pixel
> values for intensity don't change. I am wondering if there is a quick way
to
> use ImageJ to present the raw images that reflect the pixel intensities
> without ImageJ "enhancing" the image in any way.
>
> Much Appreciated,
>
> Naveen
Hi Naveen,
not really true!!!! Depends on the type of Image, an 8-bit image is
displayed as is, 16 and 32 bit are autoscaled after loading,
but you can override this via Image/Adjust/Window/Level, you can even set
explicit values for "intermediate" grey and and range ("width").
You can also propagate these setting to all open windows (of the same
"bitness", i assume), which might be what you need!
Joachim
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