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Bugzilla – Bug 409 |
Rotate 90 degrees fails with composite images |
Last modified: 2012-03-19 18:03:59 CDT |
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Hi all, - File > Open Samples > Fluorescent Cells (400K) (make sure the image is displayed as composite 3-channels, which is the default) - Image > Transform > Rotate 90 Degrees Right Nothing happens to the displayed image. The image got rotated in memory though, as seen by: - Image > Duplicate... (with 'Duplicate hyperstack' checked) which results in the display of a rotated image. Or, to reproduce, run: // ImageJ macro language run("Fluorescent Cells (400K)"); run("Rotate 90 Degrees Right"); run("Duplicate...", "title=FluorescentCells-1.tif duplicate channels=1-3"); and compare the two open images. (Observed on Mac, with up-to-date Fiji) Jan