Bugzilla – Bug 625 |
Differences in fill holes behavior under windows and mac |
Last modified: 2013-06-28 12:38:09 CDT |
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Differences in fill holes behavior under windows and mac |
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Created attachment 105 Example mask
From Gabriel Landini on fiji-devel: > I bet that you have set differently the background in the > Process>Binary>Options > > There is no way for a program to know what you think is foreground or > background. The issue gets more confusing if you use an inverted look > up table. > > So, it is the user responsibility to know what kind of pixel value is > being processed and set this in Process>Binary>Options. > > Let us know if that is not the issue
And Antonio's reply: > it was not a bug a the end and I now learned something more about > Fiji. I was not aware of different settings of fresh installed fiji on > a mac and windows. I definitely agree that finding the solution in Process > Binary > Options is highly unintuitive. Perhaps in ImageJ2 we can incorporate that flag into the binary processing commands themselves, to make it more obvious. But for ImageJ1/Fiji, it is how it is...