Greetings Image J users,
We are curious if it is possible to open .jp2 files generated by Neurolucida v10 and their Virtual slice module? We have tried and currently the 2D RGB compressed file is opened using the LOCI tools but not correct (out of XY sequence and monochrome). We also cannot open the 3D z-stack RGB images. Any advice or help would be appreciated! Many thanks! Dave |
Hello,
I'm wondering if anyone has created a "live line profile plugin", similar to Bob Dougherty Live Histogram plugin. I'd like to draw a line on one frame of a stack and plot the profile in a graph. Then as I scroll through the stack, I'd like to see the updated line profile on the graph in real time (just like the live histogram). Does such a plugin exist already? Much thanks, John Oreopoulos |
Hi John,
your question does not really have anything to do with .jp2, right? I'm just asking because your mail headers suggest that you were answering an earlier question. On Tue, 28 Jun 2011, John Oreopoulos wrote: > I'm wondering if anyone has created a "live line profile plugin", > similar to Bob Dougherty Live Histogram plugin. I'd like to draw a line > on one frame of a stack and plot the profile in a graph. Then as I > scroll through the stack, I'd like to see the updated line profile on > the graph in real time (just like the live histogram). Does such a > plugin exist already? Fiji has the Dynamic Profiler which fits your description. Ciao, Johannes |
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Hi David,
On Tue, 28 Jun 2011, Kline, David D. wrote: > We are curious if it is possible to open .jp2 files generated by > Neurolucida v10 and their Virtual slice module? We have tried and > currently the 2D RGB compressed file is opened using the LOCI tools but > not correct (out of XY sequence and monochrome). We also cannot open > the 3D z-stack RGB images. Any advice or help would be appreciated! Do you have example data you can share? Without such, it gets really difficult to guess what is going wrong on your side (and the bug description is not really detailed enough to allow more than just guessing :-). Ciao, Johannes |
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Hi Dave,
> We are curious if it is possible to open .jp2 files generated by Neurolucida v10 and their Virtual slice module? We have tried and currently the 2D RGB compressed file is opened using the LOCI tools but not correct (out of XY sequence and monochrome). We also cannot open the 3D z-stack RGB images. Any advice or help would be appreciated! (Note for everyone else: this problem report and several files were also sent separately to the Bio-Formats developers.) The 2D files at least should open correctly if you update to the very latest trunk build of Bio-Formats. I am not sure about the 3D files though; hopefully upgrading solves the problem for those as well, but if not it would be very helpful if you could send an example 3D file as instructed previously off-list. Regards, -Melissa On Tue, Jun 28, 2011 at 11:33:23AM -0500, Kline, David D. wrote: > Greetings Image J users, > > We are curious if it is possible to open .jp2 files generated by Neurolucida v10 and their Virtual slice module? We have tried and currently the 2D RGB compressed file is opened using the LOCI tools but not correct (out of XY sequence and monochrome). We also cannot open the 3D z-stack RGB images. Any advice or help would be appreciated! > > Many thanks! > > Dave |
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Try the Dynamic-Profiler plugin by by Wayne Rasband and Michael Schmid. It
can bereached via ImageJ/Plugins/Graphics. On Tue, Jun 28, 2011 at 2:04 PM, John Oreopoulos < [hidden email]> wrote: > Hello, > > I'm wondering if anyone has created a "live line profile plugin", similar > to Bob Dougherty Live Histogram plugin. I'd like to draw a line on one frame > of a stack and plot the profile in a graph. Then as I scroll through the > stack, I'd like to see the updated line profile on the graph in real time > (just like the live histogram). Does such a plugin exist already? > > Much thanks, > > John Oreopoulos > |
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Hi,
since I was not aware of the Dynamic Line Profile from ImageJ I wrote a macro, which does the same (not perfect). Feel free to use it. Cheers, Sebi // Author: Sebastian Rhode // Version 1.1 // Date: 2011-06-21 // ------------ IMPORTANT ------------ // // close "Log" window to end the macro // // ------------ IMPORTANT ------------ // // - only works of one line profile // - only works for timelapse OR z-stacks // select window and get dimensions title_orig = getTitle(); selectWindow(title_orig); getDimensions(w,h,ch,sl,fr); // get line coordinates and clear selection for checking overall min/max values getSelectionCoordinates(xlc, ylc); run("Select None"); // check dimensions if (sl == 1 && fr >= 1) dim = fr; // --> time lapse data if (sl >= 1 && fr == 1) dim = sl; // --> z-stack data // check min & max of line profile for whole stack for scaling issues minLine = 0; maxLine = 0; minLine_tmp = 0; maxLine_tmp = 0; for (i=1; i<=dim; i++) { // set current slice setSlice(i); getStatistics(area, mean, min_tmp, max_tmp); print(min_tmp,max_tmp); if (min_tmp < minLine) minLine = min_tmp; if (max_tmp > maxLine) maxLine = max_tmp; } // restore line selection selectWindow(title_orig); makeLine(xlc[0],ylc[0],xlc[1],ylc[1]); // output for used keys and buttons shift=1; ctrl=2; rightButton=4; alt=8; leftButton=16; insideROI = 32; // requires 1.42i or later x2=-1; y2=-1; z2=-1; flags2=-1; logOpened = false; while (!logOpened || isOpen("Log")) { getCursorLoc(x, y, z, flags); if (x!=x2 || y!=y2 || z!=z2 || flags!=flags2) { s = " "; if (flags&leftButton!=0) s = s + "<left>"; if (flags&rightButton!=0) s = s + "<right>"; if (flags&shift!=0) s = s + "<shift>"; if (flags&ctrl!=0) s = s + "<ctrl> "; if (flags&alt!=0) s = s + "<alt>"; if (flags&insideROI!=0) s = s + "<inside>"; print(x+" "+y+" "+z+" "+flags + "" + s); logOpened = true; //startTime = getTime(); profile = getProfile(); //wait(10); } x2=x; y2=y; z2=z; flags2=flags; //wait(10); // get profile and do the plotting profile = getProfile(); Plot.create("Profile", "Line Coordinate", "Value", profile); Plot.setLimits(0, profile.length, minLine*0.98, maxLine*1.02); Plot.addText("Frame / Slice : "+z+1, 0.05, 0.2); Plot.setLineWidth(2); Plot.update(); } // determine minimum of array function getMin(a) { min=a[0]; for (i=0;i<a.length;i++) {min=minOf(min,a[i]);} return min; // determine maximum of array function getMax(a) { max=a[0]; for (i=0;i<a.length;i++) {max=maxOf(max,a[i]);} return max; |
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