Hi Pablo,
I guess you want it to interpolate by nearest neighbor instead of
n-linear or other interpolation schemes. The plugin
http://fiji.sc/Transform_Virtual_Stack_Slicescan read transformations previously calculated by
http://fiji.sc/Register_Virtual_Stack_Slicesand it has a checkbox to toggle interpolation, uncheckit to have
nearest-neighbor (only pre-existing intensity values). Keep in mind
that his measn that you cannot correct for sub-pixel drift (the
transformation is sub-pixel, but the rendered result is either on one or
the other pixel.
Best,
Stephan
On Tue, 2014-03-25 at 05:54 -0700, PabloSAguilar wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I have time series where there is a XY-drift over time. To align the time
> slices I tried:
> -TurboReg
> -Image Stabilizer
> -Register Virtual Stack Slices
>
> In all three cases the drift was nicely corrected, objects look static, but
> the resulting intensity pixel values are changed.
> Since I need to use the registered images for intensity quantification I'd
> like to know if any of you
> knows how to perform registration with these (or other) plugins keeping
> original pixel values,
> thanks!
> Pablo
>
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