Except for bit float images, attempts to divide by zero are ignored. Pixels in the image with a value less than the specified constant are replaced by the constant. Pixels in the image with a value greater than the specified constant are replaced by the constant.
For RGB images, this function is applied to all three color channels. For bit images, the image min and max are used for scaling instead of GammaCorrectionTool macro. For float images, no scaling is done. To calculate log 10 of the image, multiply the result of this operation by 0. Sets non-thresholded pixels in bit float images to the NaN Not a Number value. Pixels with a value of Float.
Generates the absolute value of the active image or selection. Works only with bit float or signed bit image images. This command performs image arithmetic using an expression specified by the user [ 32 ].
It can be used to create fully-synthetic images or to perform precise pixel manipulations on existing images. The MathMacroDemo macro demonstrates the usage of this command. Expression plugin. The commands in this submenu support frequency domain display, editing and processing. The frequency domain image is stored as bit float FHT attached to the 8-bit image that displays the power spectrum.
Computes the Fourier transform [? If the mouse is over an active frequency domain FFT window, its location is displayed in polar coordinates. Computes the inverse Fourier transform. You can filter or mask spots on the transformed frequency domain image and do an inverse transform to produce an image which only contains the frequencies selected or which suppresses the frequencies selected.
It is not, however, possible to both filter and pass during the same inverse transform. Note that areas to be filtered in the frequency domain image must be zero filled and areas to be passed must be filled with You can verify that this is the case by moving the cursor over a filled area and observing that the values displayed in the status bar are either 0 or With off-center selections, the same spatial frequency appears twice in the power spectrum, at points opposite from the center.
Recomputes the power spectrum from the frequency domain image bit FHT. This command allows you to start over after mis-editing the 8-bit power spectrum image. Displays the FFT Options dialog box. It consists of an 8-bit image of the power spectrum and the actual data, which remain invisible for the user.
The power spectrum image is displayed with logarithmic scaling, enhancing the visibility of components that are weakly visible. The actual data are used for the Inverse FFT command. Removes high spatial frequencies blurring the image and low spatial frequencies similar to subtracting a blurred image. It can also suppress horizontal or vertical stripes that were created by scanning an image line by line [ 33 ]. Objects in the image smaller than this size are strongly attenuated.
Note that these values are both half the spatial frequencies of the actual cutoff. The cutoff is very soft, so the bandpass will noticeably attenuate even spatial frequencies in the center of the bandpass unless the difference of the two values is large say, more than a factor of 5 or so.
Removal of horizontal stripes is similar to subtracting an image that is only blurred in the horizontal direction from the original. Note that this disables Undo of the filter operation on the original image. This command does Fourier space filtering of the active image using a user-supplied spatial domain non-FFT image as the filter. This image will be converted to 8-bit. For pixels that have a value of 0, the corresponding spatial frequencies will be blocked. Pixel with values of should be used for passing the respective spatial frequencies without attenuation.
Otherwise, artifacts can occur. This command correlates, convolves or deconvolves two images. More information on image filters can be obtained by looking up related keywords convolution, Gaussian, median, mean, erode, dilate, unsharp , etc. Does spatial convolution using a kernel entered into a text area.
Rows in the text area must all have the same number of coefficients, the rows must be terminated with a carriage return, and the coefficients must be separated by one or more spaces. Kernels can be pasted into the text area using Ctrl V. Checking Normalize Kernel causes each coefficient to be divided by the sum of the coefficients, preserving image brightness.
ConvolutionDemo macro. This filter uses convolution with a Gaussian function for smoothing [ 37 ]. Like all ImageJ convolution operations, it assumes that out-of-image pixels have a value equal to the nearest edge pixel.
This gives higher weight to edge pixels than pixels inside the image, and higher weight to corner pixels than non-corner pixels at the edge. Thus, when smoothing with very high blur radius, the output will be dominated by the edge pixels and especially the corner pixels in the extreme case, with a blur radius of e.
For increased speed, except for small blur radii, the lines rows or columns of the image are downscaled before convolution and upscaled to their original length thereafter. This command calculates a three dimensional 3D gaussian lowpass filter using a 3-D Gaussian. Gaussian Blur 3D source code. Reduces noise in the active image by replacing each pixel with the median of the neighboring pixel values.
Smooths the current image by replacing each pixel with the neighborhood mean. Sharpens and enhances edges by subtracting a blurred version of the image the unsharp mask from the original.
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