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I have immunofluorescence images of cells grown on a culture plate. The microscope took 16 images per well (so it imaged the whole well). When I drop the (tiff) images into imagej, there is a very big difference in the brightness of the images from the same well. In some images you can see the cells clearly, but others are black until you increase the brightness and contrast.
But I was really surprised that the images have such different brightness levels and it makes me think that either there is a microscope issue or imagej is automatically correcting the background and contrast without me knowing?
I would be happy for feedback, firstly from developers, as there is no release yet. You can try the search bar, by cloning the search-bar branch from my imagej-legacy fork:
github.com/haesleinhuepf/imagej-legacy/tree/search-bar
Afterwards, you can start ImageJ with the search-bar by running this main function, e.g. from your IDE:
github.com/haesleinhuepf/imagej-legacy/blob/search-bar/src/test/java/net/imagej/legacy/SearchTest.java#L8
I had a bunch of work I did on my local machine awhile ago, and unfortunately forgot to push (got distracted with other things). I have now pushed that work to the search-bar branch of imagej-legacy. It is extremely not-done and non-working, but shows the direction I was thinking would be good.
Unfortunately, I am currently in an extreme time crunch, and do not have time to look at or work on this code at all until after October. I agree with @imagejan that it would be fantastic to have plugins for the actions one can perform with a search result, and that this code will ultimately not live in imagej-legacy at all. A dream we have is to be able to launch a command in batch mode via the new batch processing support, for example.
I completed the new Op searcher: imagej/imagej-ops@a2c208db. Unfortunately, there is a critical bug in the ImageJ legacy layer relating to image translation which causes an infinite loop when harvesting certain kinds of ImgLib2 image inputs. I will work on fixing this bug before releasing the Op searcher.
In the meantime, I released a new ImageJ 2.0.0-rc-63 that includes the imagej-legacy and scijava-search fixes and improvements from today. Update Fiji and you will receive it. Hopefully all of the issues discussed above will be resolved by this update.
Relatively newish to scripts etc. Was wondering if there is an alternative script editor to the built in one in imageJ. I found atom-imagej-mode, but am not quite sure if this is what I am looking for.
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