Hello,
Do you have a description of the file format? May be a good idea to write an opener plugin.
Best regards,
Dimiter Prodanov
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From: Elizabeth Frink [mailto:
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Sent: Tuesday 17 August 2010 19:06
Subject: Re: uint16
Thanks Johannes, that solves the problem!
-Liz
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Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2010 10:38:06 AM
Subject: Re: uint16
Hi,
On Tue, 17 Aug 2010, Elizabeth Frink wrote:
> I am having some difficulty opening a set of images in ImageJ and I am
> not sure if it is a conflict with the image type or if the image set has
> become corrupted somehow. In Windows Explorer the files do not have a
> file type associated with them, but based on MATLAB code that is to be
> used with these images later, I believe they are uint16 images and in
> Fit2D software they have to be opened as binary images. They should be
> 2048x2048 and were obtained from a diffraction ring detector. I tried to
> attach a sample image, but that posting was rejected because the
> attachment was an "application/octet-stream". In the ImageJ
> documentation I thought that unsigned 16-bit integer images were
> supported, but perhaps I am missing something. The error message I am
> getting is "File is not a supported format, a reader plugin is not
> available, or it was not found." Does anyone have any ideas?
If they are indeed a raw stream of unsigned 16-bit integers, you will have
to open them using File>Import>Raw... and specify explicitely the
dimensions.
Maybe you can send the file to me via private mail?
Ciao,
Johannes
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