Image Calculator
This method allows you to apply arithmetic operations to images in the form of a calculator.
You can process a single image or combine two images.
All operations are performed pixel by pixel.
Parameters
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Parameter |
Description |
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Channel Input 1 |
Here you can select whether you want to use an individual channel or all channels of the first input image for the calculation. |
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Channel Input 2 |
Here you can select whether you want to use an individual channel or all channels of the second input image for the calculation. |
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First Images |
Activated: For the second input image uses only the first time points of a time lapse image for the calculation. This allows you, for example, to normalize a time lapse image to the intensity values of the first time points. Enter the number of images that you want to be used for the calculation using the input field. |
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Formula |
Enter the calculation formula here using the keyboard and numeric keypad. Use "S1" as a placeholder for the first input image and "S2" for the second input image. |
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Input 1 |
Inserts the placeholder for the first input image into the Formula input field at the current cursor position. |
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Input 2 |
Inserts the placeholder for the second input image into the Formula input field at the current cursor position. |
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Absolute Intensities |
Activate this radio button if input image 1 and input image 2 have the same pixel type. |
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Normalize Intensities 0..1 |
Activate this radio button if input image 1 and input image 2 have different pixel types. To allow such images to be combined, the intensity values of the two images are normalized to the value range from 0 to 1 before the calculation. |
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Operators... |
Opens a list of all available operators. Here you can select the operator that you want. If you double-click on a list entry, it is inserted into the Formula input field at the current cursor position. |
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Delete |
Deletes the contents of the Formula input field. |
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Undo |
Undoes the last entry in the Formula input field. |