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Instituto Cajal. CSIC.
Madrid. Spain
> Thanks, but I need to overlap part of the image too.
> Any other suggestions?
> Maybe a combination of plugins?
> Antonia.
>
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> What you're looking for is the plugin "stack combiner"
>
> It's in the stack section of the imageJ plugins.
>
> -Will Ashby
> Vanderbilt University
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> On Nov 18, 2009, at 5:03 AM, Antonia Lavorato wrote:
>
> > Hello everyone,
> > This is my first time posting I hope my question will be very clear
> and
> > someone will help me.
> > I am working on images stacks 512x512 each image (dicom format). I
> need
> > to stitch relative images (1st from stack A with 1st on stack B) and
> > obtain an image 1024x1024. Basically aligned each correspondent image
> > horizontally and eventually save the stitched stack as an image
> > sequence.
> > Any suggestions, I have tried to use TurboReg but the output is not
> what
> > I am after.
> > Thanks to all, Antonia.
> >
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