reversing the image order in a stack

[Liqun Zhang]

Hi,
I must be missing something very simple -- how to reverse the image
order within a stack?

Liqun

[David Hovis]

On Feb 7, 2008, at 5:26 PM, Liqun Zhang wrote:
> Hi,
> I must be missing something very simple -- how to reverse the image  
> order within a stack?
>
> Liqun

There is a stack reverser plugin that you can install.  Check the  
ImageJ plugins page.

--David

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David Hovis
Senior Research Associate
Department of Materials Science
Case Western Reserve University
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[Zimmerman, Robert Edward,M.S.]

I am sure there is a plugin on the ImageJ pages that does that.
 
Bob Z

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Hi,
I must be missing something very simple -- how to reverse the image
order within a stack?

Liqun



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[Russell Kincaid]

Dear imageJ experts,

Is there a way to accomplish this by successive applications of the
"reslice" function, using different settings each time?

Sincerely,

Russell Kincaid


Liqun Zhang wrote:
> Hi,
> I must be missing something very simple -- how to reverse the image
> order within a stack?
>
> Liqun

[Michael Weber-4]

Russell,

by doing this you can just rotate/flip the stack, but not changing the
order. The stack reverser is a simple and fast solution. It's also
included in the MacBiophotonics plugin package.

Michael


Russell Kincaid wrote:

> Dear imageJ experts,
>
> Is there a way to accomplish this by successive applications of the
> "reslice" function, using different settings each time?
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Russell Kincaid
>
>
> Liqun Zhang wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I must be missing something very simple -- how to reverse the image
>> order within a stack?
>>
>> Liqun

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[Russell Kincaid]

Dear Michael,

I figured it out.

If you take a stack, and use from the toolbar,  Image>Stacks>Reslice
and   Start At: "Top"
(I'm using all other default settings, 1.00 spacing, and no flips or
rotates checked).
Then do the same thing again, with the resulting stack, but with   Start
At: "Bottom".

You get a stack with reversed order.

I am notorious for designing and building plugins for things that can be
done with built in imageJ functionality.
I'm trying to do better...

Thanks very much.

Russell


Michael Weber wrote:

> Russell,
>
> by doing this you can just rotate/flip the stack, but not changing the
> order. The stack reverser is a simple and fast solution. It's also
> included in the MacBiophotonics plugin package.
>
> Michael
>
>
> Russell Kincaid wrote:
>> Dear imageJ experts,
>>
>> Is there a way to accomplish this by successive applications of the
>> "reslice" function, using different settings each time?
>>
>> Sincerely,
>>
>> Russell Kincaid
>>
>>
>> Liqun Zhang wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> I must be missing something very simple -- how to reverse the image
>>> order within a stack?
>>>
>>> Liqun

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