Hi,
We have a system here which acquires large images of tissue sections by
stitching adjacent images in to a large seamless montage. These can be
very large (13k x 13k) images.
Most users immediately reduce this to maybe 10% of this size - something
more manageable as they often do not need the high-resolution, rather a
thumbnail. Because of the large size of the images, they can only be
opened on systems with lots and lots of RAM. Is there any way to open
the images as, say, a 10% reduced size without filling the RAM? I would
suspect that this is complicated further by large images being saved as
JPEGs?
Cheers,
Tony
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Tony Collins, Ph.D.
Facility Manager
Wright Cell Imaging Facility
Toronto Western Research Institute
13-407 McLaughlin Pavilion
399 Bathurst Street
Toronto, ON. M5T 2S8
tel. (416) 603 5367 fax: (416) 603 5745
http://www.uhnresearch.ca/wcif
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