This method allows you to change the size of an image in every dimension. You can either enlarge or reduce the image size.

Parameter

Description

Third Dimension

Only visible, if there is a third dimension in the input image and/or Show all mode is activated.

Here you can select how you want the function to work in the case of multidimensional images.

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2D Slices

The function is used in a 2-dimensional fashion only for multidimensional images such as time lapse or z-stacks.

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Z, T or C

Here you can select to which additional dimension the functions should be applied to.

Adapt Sizes

Activated: The size of the output image is adjusted in accordance with the settings for the scaling.

Deactivated: The output image has the same size as the input image. Depending on the image size and rotation angle, partial areas of the input image may not be visible in the output image.

Adjust per Channel

Only visible if your input image is a multi-channel image.

Activated: You can adjust the parameters for each channel individually.

Interpolation

Here you can select how you want interpolation to be performed if a pixel is calculated from several individual pixels.

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Nearest Neighbor

The output pixel is given the gray value of the input pixel that is closest to it.

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Linear

The output pixel is given the gray value resulting from the linear combination of the input pixels closest to it.

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Cubic

The output pixel is given the gray value resulting from a polynomial function of the input pixels closest to it.

Parameter

Description

Scaling in X

Adjusts the desired scaling for X using the slider or input field.

Scaling in Y

Adjusts the desired scaling for Y using the slider or input field.

Scaling in Z

Adjusts the desired scaling for Z using the slider or input field.

The following parameters are only visible if Adapt Sizes is deactivated:

Shift in X

Sets the shift in the X direction using the slider or input field.

Shift in Y

Sets the shift in the Y direction using the slider or input field.

Shift in Z

Sets the shift in the Z direction using the slider or input field.