Never mind! I’m working on a Mac and all it’s preview utilities were auto-rotating the image. The imglib IO is reading the file using the correct dimensions. (smacking head on desk)
On August 20, 2014 at 9:30:21 AM, Brian Schlining ([email protected]) wrote: Hi All, I’m reading an image that has the following dimensions: width = 2448 pixels, height = 3264. I’m reading it as an ImgPlus as follows: // Scala code import io.scif.img.IO val imgs = IO.openImgs("/images/IMG_20140806_080706.jpg") val imgPlus = imgs.get(0); The resulting Img has dimensions of [3264x2448x3] or [HEIGHTxWIDTHxCOLORS; which seems to be transposed from what I expect. I would expect it to be [WIDTHxHEIGHTxCOLORS]. In fact, if I convert it to a bufferedImage (see below), then it the BufferedImage also has the wrong orientation: import net.imglib2.img.display.imagej.ImageJFunctions val imagePlus = ImageJFunctions.wrap(img, "") val bufferedImage = imagePlus.getBufferedImage println(bufferedImage) println(s"\twidth = ${bufferedImage.getWidth()}") // prints 3264 -> WRONG println(s"\theight = ${bufferedImage.getHeight()}") // prints 2448 -> WRONG Can some explain what’s going on here. I’m very confused. Thanks -- Brian Schlining -- Brian Schlining
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