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Re: Working faster with imagej

Posted by Tal Shprung on Feb 22, 2008; 1:07pm
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/Working-faster-with-imagej-tp3697106p3697108.html

I have 20 pairs of pictures named 1t0, 1t1, 2t0, 2t1... 20t0, 20t1

what i want is to do the calculations for each pair. As far as i know, i
have to load each pair myself.

The other calculations i do need me to choose the right windows in the
program, or else it will not work... that is why i have divided the actions.
I couldnt find the right command.

Is macro better than plugin?

On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 2:28 PM, Joachim Wesner <
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> Tal,
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> I´m a bit confused, you can easily combine all this processing steps in
> one
> simple macro that you generate with the macro recorder, you can also edit
> the macro so that it still will
> leave you a choice *which* files you want to open  and not the recorded
> ones (replace the explicit name in open() with an empty string ""), is
> that
> whatyou need? Or do you need all these steps separately available?
>
> Joachim
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> Dear All,
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> What I am currently doing is, that I have allocated the following
> shortcuts:
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> F1 opens the load menu, where i load 2 pictures, one by one.
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> F2 does binary -> make maxima + Sets Threshold.
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> I close the two original pictures manually.
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> F3 opens the image calculator menu, where i choose the pictures and do
> Subtract.
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> F4 measures the area - I measure the area of the subtract picture and of
> one
> of the pictures created after F2.
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> Then i close all the pictures and open the second set.
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> Is there a way to do this process faster and more efficient?
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> Thank you,
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> Tal Shprung
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