Options for image capture directly into ImageJ

[ijourneaux]

I am looking for options for acquiring images directly into ImageJ (via Twain) using freeware options if possible. Some of the options I have seen are based on commercial image capture software.

Ian Journeaux
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[Robert Baer]

Have you looked at the following Twain instructions on the ImageJ plugin
page?
http://rsbweb.nih.gov/ij/plugins/twain.html


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Subject: Options for image capture directly into ImageJ


I am looking for options for acquiring images directly into ImageJ (via
Twain) using freeware options if possible. Some of the options I have seen
are based on commercial image capture software.

Ian Journeaux
Manager - Process Technology
NewPage Research
300 North Biron Drive
Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin   54495-8050

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[Joachim Wesner]

>>I am looking for options for acquiring images directly into ImageJ (via
>>Twain) using freeware options if possible. Some of the options I have
seen
>>are based on commercial image capture software.

>Have you looked at the following Twain instructions on the ImageJ plugin
>page?
>http://rsbweb.nih.gov/ij/plugins/twain.html

He likely has, the required morena plugin in the "free" resp. trial form
only has limited "lifetime" (30 days) and one needs to buy a commercial
license later, so no freeware!

(I also stumbled upon this once)

Joachim



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[Gabriel Landini]

On Thursday 10 September 2009 21:45:18 Joachim Wesner wrote:
> He likely has, the required morena plugin in the "free" resp. trial form
> only has limited "lifetime" (30 days) and one needs to buy a commercial
> license later, so no freeware!

It depends...
http://www.gnome.sk/Twain/jtp_try&buy.html

Free license :  This product is free of charge for personal or education use
(contact us for a free license file)

I requested a free license a couple of years ago and they very kindly provided
one.

Cheers

G.

[Marcel]

Hello,

jtwain (jsane) is a freeware library and works fine for Windows and Linux.
I've integrated it in my application and i can transfer images from a scanner and a digital camera
to ImageJ.

With kind regards

Marcel

[Gabriel Landini]

On Friday 11 September 2009  10:05:44 Bio7 wrote:
> http://www.mms-computing.co.uk/ jtwain  (jsane) is a freeware library and
> works fine for Windows and Linux.
> I've integrated it in my application and i can transfer images from a
> scanner and a digital camera  to ImageJ.

Hi Marcel,
Is there an example available to show how to do this?

Cheers

Gabriel

[Marcel]

Yes,

you can find the examples and the source on the website but i can also prepare ImageJ example code
for you if you like (At the moment it is Bio7 specific).


Best regards

Marcel

[ijourneaux]

Unfortunately I don't believe I qualify for a free license. Although this is purely a research tool, and probably only for my use, we are a commercial entity so it would probably be a stretch to claim it is for personal use.

The image capture directly into ImageJ would simplify data processing so I am still looking for a freeware option for getting images directly into ImageJ.

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Subject: Options for image capture directly into ImageJ

I am looking for options for acquiring images directly into ImageJ (via Twain) using freeware options if possible. Some of the options I have seen are based on commercial image capture software.

Ian Journeaux
Manager - Process Technology
NewPage Research
300 North Biron Drive
Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin   54495-8050

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