Hi Muttee,
I just saw your post. I too have always wondered if there a way to
integrate these two programs. They are my favorite two programs in
the lab and I too am currently using them separately. I've built a
specialized microscope that uses Labview for part of the acquisition
and I always use ImageJ for the image analysis and for writing custom
image software. What are you using your multi-photon microscope for?
Who do you work for and in which building? I'm in the CCBR building
in the Biomedical Engineering department. Maybe we can get together
and try figure out a way to do what you want.
John Oreopoulos, BSc,
PhD Candidate
University of Toronto
Institute For Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering
Centre For Studies in Molecular Imaging
Tel: W:416-946-5022
On 23-Jul-07, at 5:37 PM, Muttee Sheikh wrote:
>> Hey Everyone,
>
> Does anyone know a way to integrate ImageJ with Labview (National
> Instruments)? or if you know any examples where this was done
> before....I am writing a Labview module for our multiphoton laser
> microscope and wanted to do the Image analysis and z-stacking via
> ImageJ. As the motion and image acquisition of our microscope is
> being controlled via Labview, if this image analysis part is
> integrated in Labview then we would have one module to do it all
> which is very user friendly. I know that Labview supports Active-X
> automation but the question is whether ImageJ will be able to be
> controlled via Labview using Active-X or no?
>
> I acquire ~500 images using our photon counter via Labview and want
> to stack them in the z-axis (volume rendering) via ImageJ. It would
> be good if i can get ImageJ interface in labview or open ImageJ and
> run some macros on it via labview.
>
> Any information is highly appreciated,
>
> Thanks,
>
> Regards,
>
> Muttee Sheikh
> Photonics Research Group,
> Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
> University of Toronto,
> Canada
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