Posted by
Peter Antal on
Aug 28, 2018; 11:51am
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/Auto-contrast-stacks-with-SHIFT-key-want-it-back-tp5021127.html
Dear all,
This is mainly a question for developers of imageJ:
Prior to version 1.52d, there was a possibility to auto contrast the slices of a stack by holding down the SHIFT key while stepping forward/backward in a stack.
In newer versions, it is not possible anymore. You have to switch on the "Auto contrast stacks" checkbox in the appearance options.
I used the SHIFT key method a lot but not always, and always changing a checkbox in the options dialog is much more cumbersome.
In the imageJ changelog (
https://imagej.nih.gov/ij/notes.html) there is a note for version 1.52d:
"Thanks to Mark Histed, when the shift key is down, the display range is no longer changed when stepping forward/back in a stack."
So this change in behavior was intentional, not a bug. Why did you decide to change this? Is it possible to bring the SHIFT key (or other hotkey) method back?
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Another technical thing:
Is this mailing list also for contact with developers, so for e.g. bug reports?
Is it completely separated from the contact methods available on
http://imagej.net, such as bug reports page (
http://imagej.net/Bug_reporting_best_practices) or image.sc forum (
https://forum.image.sc/)
Thank you!
Regards,
Peter
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