http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/Deltavision-file-format-tp3686930p3686933.html
Thanks for the bug report. I'll second Dan's suggestion: if you email us
(the Bio-Formats developers) with a sample file, we can get it fixed. For
know if you need a place to upload data. You can find contact information
> I did contemplate whether to bother mentioning it or not given the fact
> that i can just do image > transform > flip vertically. Just wanted to
> bring it to attention really. Orientation doesnt really matter for
> fluorescence... however if you have differential interferance
> contrast/nomaski light images then the polarisation appears to come from the
> wrong direction when the file is opened in imageJ... so if you want to
> process images for presentation then you have to flip in imageJ at some
> point.
>
> Mike
>
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> Yes, I have this same problem. I don't use ImageJ as a rule so I have not
>> been much put out by it. It would be a major pain if ImageJ is the program
>> of choice though. Worth a request.
>> However, if you do all you .dv files in ImageJ what would be the
>> difference?
>>
>>
>> Aurelie Snyder
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>> Hi,
>>
>> Just wondered whether anyone else had noticed the disconnect between the
>> deltavision microscopes SoftWorx software used to acquire/open/analyse
>> deltavision files and imageJ with respect to image orientation. Whenever I
>> open a deltavision file, either with the ImageJ open command, or LOCI
>> bioformats importer, I have to do "edit > transform > flip vertically"
>> because imageJ opens my deltavision files upside down from how they are
>> displayed in Applied precisions SoftWorx software.
>>
>> Just wondered whether others also have this "problem" with deltavision
>> files... and whether its worth mentioning for a "fix"... or whether there is
>> a reason for opening deltavision files in this orientation?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Mike
>>
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