Hi Genji,
I see many problems with your video, Jesús mentioned some of them. The
background is too "heavy," for instance.
However, I opened your 40x1.avi video (images 100 to 200 only), saved
and I was able to analyse it, even without image inversion. Not great,
but playing with the settings I was able to get trajectories only from
the zoospores. If you could get a cleaner image (maybe more contrast or
lighting?) it would be much better.
Another technical problem is the framerate. It is too low for your
cells. These cells are too fast, and the images in individual frames are
blurry. This is an indication that you should go for much higher framerates.
In any case, check your scale. I used 0.8 to 0.4 µm/px, just by chance,
and it worked. You should use a microscopic scale or maybe (inaccurate,
but it could help you) the grid of a Neubauer chamber or similar. You
need to measure a scale in your image to be sure of the actual one. For
the other settings, I set area from 10 to 200 µm, maximum displacement
50. Maybe your scale and area settings are good, but you should check.
Finally, you might check the last messages in the group. Many users
(including myself) were having this problem in which ImageJ gave up
trying to analyse the images and returnin NAN or nothing at all. We
found that, rather misteriously, the problem solved if we installed an
older version (for instance, I believe last one is 1.53t, then you
download and run 1.53a with OpenCASA), then the problem is solved and
you can go back to the last version. Give it a try just in case.
Good luck!
Felipe
El 25/10/23 a las 10:27, 'genji grace' via OpenCASA Mailing List escribió:
> Dear all,
> Yesterday , I borrow a microscope to capture a new video.I try to test the
> motility, but i'm still failed.
> I think might be the problem in process the video.
> I invert the video and cut it to 1s , then run the program but it still
> return the NAN.
> The image size under the 10x objective lens this time is 1024*768,the real
> size provided on the computer is 11077.82*8308.36μm.
> So the *microns per pixel is 10.81*.
> And the kelp zoospores diameter is *1-3μm* measure by a microscope.(The
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