Hi Aryeh,
You can use a simple macro like the following to open a folder of images that
differ in size as a stack. There is no significant increase in time or memory
usage when using batch mode.
setBatchMode(true);
dir = getDir("Choose a Directory ");
File.openSequence(dir, " open");
run("Images to Stack", "method=[Copy (top-left)] use");
setBatchMode(false);
-wayne
> On May 6, 2024, at 4:41 AM, Aryeh Weiss <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Import image sequence is invoked when I drag and drop a directory containing
> images into ImageJ.
>
> One problem that I have is that it assumes all of the image are the same size
> as the first image. Therefore, it will only import images of that size, and
> ignore all of the others, with an error message that the expected size was
> not found.
>
> One the other hand, the Images to Stacks command will ask how to adjust the
> images (centered, cropped, etc) and then create the stack.
>
> Can this capability be added to the FileOpener class ?
>
> The workaround is to load up a list of ImagePlus and then send that to
> ImagesToStack, but that is less convenient, and may require more memory since
> the list of ImagePlus must first be loaded, and then made into a stack.
>
> Thanks in advance for considering this request.
>
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