[ome-devel] omero & imagej

[Alex Rigano]

[to micheal]
I use the same array of data to create and display the image in my 
application without any modification so I guess, as you were saying, 
that the row/col problem is matlab specific.

[to jean-marie]
I'm a bit confused.
I tried to create a specific ImageProcessor based on the type of image 
I'm retrieving from OMERO (i.e. 8 bits -> ByteProcessor) but I'm still 
getting the same problem.
And if I understand correctly, the 8 bits doesn't require any type of 
conversion using the loci tools.
So I guess I'm creating the ImageStack in the wrong way, but in the 
Exporter example the ImageStack is given.
Do you have any example where you import the image from OMERO in imagej? 
I mean where you create ImageStack and ImageProcessors?

Thanks
Ciao

Alessandro Rigano
Application and Database Developer II
Program in Molecular Medicine
University of Massachusetts Medical School
373 Plantation Street, Biotech II, Suite 114
Worcester, MA, 01605

Il 20.04.2015 06:57, Jean-Marie Burel (Staff) ha scritto:
> Dear Alessandro
>
> To import an image in omero using the Omero.insight plugin we follow two
> paths:
> If the image has not been modified, we import the image in its original
> format.
> If the image has been modified, we generate an OME-TIFF using the
> Bio-Format Exporter.
> Below is a link to the Exporter call so you can follow the steps required.
> https://github.com/openmicroscopy/bioformats/blob/develop/components/bio-fo
> rmats-plugins/src/loci/plugins/out/Exporter.java
>
>
> Cheers
>
> jmarie
>
> On 17/04/2015 19:50, "Michael Porter (Staff)"<m.porter at dundee.ac.uk>
> wrote:
>
>> Hi Alessandro
>>
>> A while ago I did a similar thing using the matlab toolkit. While
>> verifying I was putting the pixel values in the right place I realised I
>> had to transpose the plane I got from the server before creating the
>> byteArray. This might be specific to the matlab row/col ordering, but
>> worth keeping in mind for however you're doing it maybe.
>>
>> -------------------------------------
>> imageStack = ij.ImageStack(sizeX,sizeY);
>> for thisPlane = 1:numPlanes
>>     byteArray = reshape(stackIn(:,:,thisPlane)', sizeX * sizeY, 1 );
>>     imageStack.addSlice('',byteArray);
>> end
>>
>> imp = ij.ImagePlus();
>> imp.setStack(imageStack, numC, numZ, numT);
>> -------------------------------------
>>
>> Michael.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: ome-devel [mailto:ome-devel-bounces at lists.openmicroscopy.org.uk] On
>> Behalf Of Alex Rigano
>> Sent: 17 April 2015 19:07
>> To: OME External Developer List
>> Subject: [ome-devel] omero & imagej
>>
>> Hi there,
>>
>> I'm trying to create an ImageStack object from raw image data retrieved
> >from an OMERO server via the java API.
>> My current strategy is to get each frame of the image as a byte array and
>> transform it in a int array.
>> Then create a FloatProcessor for each frame and add it to the ImageStack.
>>
>> The problem I'm experiencing is that if I execute the same analysis
>> procedure in imageJ and in my application I obtain different results.
>> So I'm trying to understand if the approach I use to create ImageStack is
>> correct.
>>
>> I realized that you probably already did that for the OMERO.insight
>> plugin for ImageJ.
>> Would it be possible for you to let me know what is the strategy you used?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Have a great day
>>
>> --
>> Alessandro Rigano
>> Application and Database Developer II
>> Program in Molecular Medicine
>> University of Massachusetts Medical School
>> 373 Plantation Street, Biotech II, Suite 114 Worcester, MA, 01605
>>
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