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[Prof. Miron Weinreb]

How do I clone in ImageJ (copy a small circular or rectangular area of the
image to another part of the image by dragging the cursor)?

 

Miron

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[CARL Philippe (LBP)]

Dear Miron,

> How do I clone in ImageJ (copy a small circular or rectangular area of the
image to another part of the image by dragging the cursor)?

Just with Ctrl + C / Ctrl + V...
You drag a circular ROI (or selection up to you how you prefer to name it),
you do Edit->Copy (Ctrl + C) and then Edit->Paste (Ctrl + V) and move around
the copied ROI by means of the mouse or cursor...

The following macro is illustrating it on the "Blobs" example:
run("Blobs (25K)");
//setTool("oval");
makeOval(31, 39, 83, 75);
run("Copy");
run("Paste");
makeOval(126, 142, 83, 75);
run("Paste");
 
My best regards,

Philippe

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[Krs5]

Dear Miron,

Select your area, copy, paste and you can drag it now using your mouse inside the area.

Kees

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How do I clone in ImageJ (copy a small circular or rectangular area of the image to another part of the image by dragging the cursor)?

 

Miron

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[Prof. Miron Weinreb]

Thanks Philippe, but I meant doing this continuously: as you move your
original ROI with the cursor, it is copied to an identical-sized target ROI
on the image.
This is an example in another software:
http://www.imageeffects.8m.com/advclone.html


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From: ImageJ Interest Group [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of
Philippe CARL
Sent: יום ה 29 ינואר 2015 12:39
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Subject:

Dear Miron,

> How do I clone in ImageJ (copy a small circular or rectangular area of
> the
image to another part of the image by dragging the cursor)?

Just with Ctrl + C / Ctrl + V...
You drag a circular ROI (or selection up to you how you prefer to name it),
you do Edit->Copy (Ctrl + C) and then Edit->Paste (Ctrl + V) and move around
the copied ROI by means of the mouse or cursor...

The following macro is illustrating it on the "Blobs" example:
run("Blobs (25K)");
//setTool("oval");
makeOval(31, 39, 83, 75);
run("Copy");
run("Paste");
makeOval(126, 142, 83, 75);
run("Paste");
 
My best regards,

Philippe

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[CARL Philippe (LBP)]

Dear Miron,
What you are looking for could be done by means of a plugin or macro.
Nevertheless you are trying to use a shotgun as you should rather use a good sniper gun or inverse, so it will be quite difficult for you to reach the second level of your game...
ImageJ is an image analysis software and what you are trying to do is rather image manipulation. So you should rather go into the direction of using Photoshop or alternatively if you want to stick on software under GNU license use Gimp (http://www.gimp.org).
My best regards,
Philippe

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Thanks Philippe, but I meant doing this continuously: as you move your original ROI with the cursor, it is copied to an identical-sized target ROI on the image.
This is an example in another software:
http://www.imageeffects.8m.com/advclone.html 

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