Introduction To ImageJ - 4 - 23
Introduction To ImageJ - 4 - 23
● WHAT IS IMAGEJ?
○ UNDERSTANDING THE IMAGEJ/FIJI
FAMILY
● WHAT CAN IMAGEJ/FIJI DO?
○ PLUGINS: BIOVOXXEL, STARDIST ETC…
○ SCRIPTING AND AUTOMATION
● IMAGEJ ON OTHER PLATFORMS
○ PYIMAGEJ
○ KNIME
● LEARNING MORE ABOUT IMAGEJ/FIJI
○ ONLINE RESOURCES
● ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
WHAT IS IMAGEJ?
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▶ Bio-Formats
Big Data
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Original ImageJ documentation at imagej.org
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ImageJ and more on the forum!
Output
● Usually 8-bit, 12-bit, 16-bit
gray scale images.
● Can be n-dimensional (i.e.
“XYCTZ”).
● Images are usually .TIFF
format or proprietary
format (e.g. .nd2).
An example image dataset
Channel: 1
Channel: 2
Channel: 3
Available at:
media.imagej.net/workshops/data/3d/hela_infected_timeseries.tif
A closer look: Digital images are arrays of values
Info bar
● Channel
○ 3 channels (currently set to 1)
● Time
○ 15 time points (currently set to 14)
● Size (microns & pixels)
○ 250x250 pixels or 81.25x81.25 um
● Bit depth
○ 16-bit
● File size
○ 5.4 MB
2-dimensional datasets
Examples:
- Single channel images
- Slices*
Examples:
- Movies
- Z-stacks
- Multi-channel images
- Slices*
Examples:
- Multi-channel 3D
movies
- Slices*
Info bar
● Channel
○ 3 channels (currently set to 1)
● Time
○ 15 time points (currently set to 14)
● Size (microns & pixels)
○ 250x250 pixels or 81.25x81.25 um
● Bit depth
○ 16-bit
● File size
○ 5.4 MB
What is image bit depth?