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| October 21, 2015 09:20AM | |
I am trying to convert a binary file containing a series of images (intrinsic imaging data) into BRIK format.
using the following code, I get a reasonable image for the first timepoint:
However, with every time step the image shifts to the left by exactly 4 pixels and the right side of the image is folded over to the left:
What could this be?
using the following code, I get a reasonable image for the first timepoint:
to3d -fim -view orig -prefix test -time:zt 1 75 200 zero -xFOV 10L-R -yFOV 10A-P -zFOV 0S-I 3Ds:8:0:1280:960:75:file(i.e. the file has 75 images with 1280x960 pixels and 200ms resolution, I dont know the exact FOV but this shouldn't matter, and the first 8 bytes are header information.)
However, with every time step the image shifts to the left by exactly 4 pixels and the right side of the image is folded over to the left:
What could this be?
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paranoidandroid | October 21, 2015 09:20AM |
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rick reynolds | October 21, 2015 10:28AM |
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