I've never used FSLeyes so I can't say

On 01/23/2018 01:05 PM, Helen Beaumont wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a series of T1 images that I have transformed in Freesurfer to
> .nii.gz images in talairach space with mri_convert -at
> transforms/talairach.xfm. I am using the skull-stripped image brain.mgz
> produced by recon-all.
>
> When I view them in freeview they look well-registered, and similarly
> when I view them in MRIcron. However, if I use FSLeyes they seem to have
> a different origin for each subject, and fslmerge complains that they
> have Inconsistent orientations.
>
> Is there any inconsistency that you know of between freeview and FSLeyes?
>
> Helen Beaumont PhD
>
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