z stack

[Yourfirstname Yourlastname]

hi

let's say i have about 69 images (in black and white) after i z stack .  i'm
looking for a way to convert each image to a to a new image which will be
composed of the numbers 0 or 255 that will relate the color black or white
as the original image.

is there a way to do it for all the images in one time and get a 3D box
which will be composed of the numbers - 0 or 255 ?

if not, is there a way to convert each image one after another one? and get
69 tables that will be composed from the numbers 0 or 255?

i'm desperate. hope you could help me:)

May

[Felipe Franco]

  Seems that you want to measure the pixel intensity for each of these pictures in a stack. It is simple:
  - Select the area ( regio of interest ) you would like to measure
  - Go to the tool measure - measure stack
  - you will get a table with rows representing each picute
 Felipe
 

> Date: Sat, 8 Jan 2011 16:06:29 +0200
> From: [hidden email]
> Subject: z stack
> To: [hidden email]
>
> hi
>
> let's say i have about 69 images (in black and white) after i z stack . i'm
> looking for a way to convert each image to a to a new image which will be
> composed of the numbers 0 or 255 that will relate the color black or white
> as the original image.
>
> is there a way to do it for all the images in one time and get a 3D box
> which will be composed of the numbers - 0 or 255 ?
>
> if not, is there a way to convert each image one after another one? and get
> 69 tables that will be composed from the numbers 0 or 255?
>
> i'm desperate. hope you could help me:)
>
> May

     

[Yourfirstname Yourlastname]

thank you but i think i didn't explain my self good enough.

aftert i translate my image to a  binary one ,i want to get  a 2D table that each cell will represnt a pixel. each cell will represent the white or black pixel (from the original image) by the number 0 or 255.

[ved sharma]

How about saving your image as text file (File -> Save As -> Text Image...). Open the .txt file and you should have the pixels values listed.

This does not seem to give the pixel values for the whole stack, but only one image at a time.

Ved