Posted by
Lachlan Whitehead on
Nov 06, 2013; 1:34am
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/How-to-order-images-within-a-stack-tp3692604p5005463.html
There may be other ways to do this, but I've used the concatenate stacks command in the past.
run("Concatenate...", " title=[Stack] image1=[red.jpg] image2=[green.jpg] image3=[far red.jpg] image4=[RGB.jpg]")
This should work so long as your filenames don't change, otherwise you'll have to make them variables to get them in there.
(eg red_image = "red.jpg"; then in your concatenate command replace the filenames: image1=["+red_image+"] etc)
Hope this helps.
-Lachie
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Subject: Re: How to order images within a stack
I have a somewhat related questions (I'm new to writing macros). Currently, I
have a macro that generates and saves 4 images called red.jpg, green.jpg,
far red.jpg and RGB.jpg. I'm trying to built a stack that includes these 4
images in the listed order (which is of course not alphabetical). What
commands do I have to include in my macro to do so?
Thx!
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