Substack Maker

Substack Maker

Author: Anthony Padua (padua001 at mc.duke.edu)
Daniel Barboriak, MD (barbo013 at mc.duke.edu)
Neuroradiology
Duke University Medical Center

History: 2003/06/26: First version
2004/12/10: Calibration is carried over to the substack
2005/11/02: Macro recordable

Requires: ImageJ 1.30m or newer

Source: Substack_Maker.java

Installation: This plugin is built into ImageJ 1.44 and later as the Image>Stacks>Tools>Make Substack command.

Description: The purpose of this plugin is to extract selected images from a stack to make a new substack. It would take one of two types of input: either a range of images (e.g. 2-14) or a list of images (e.g. 7,9,25,27,34,132) and copy those images from the active stack to a new stack in the order of listing or ranging.

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Author:	Anthony Padua (padua001 at mc.duke.edu) Daniel Barboriak, MD (barbo013 at mc.duke.edu) Neuroradiology Duke University Medical Center
History:	2003/06/26: First version 2004/12/10: Calibration is carried over to the substack 2005/11/02: Macro recordable
Requires:	ImageJ 1.30m or newer
Source:	Substack_Maker.java
Installation:	This plugin is built into ImageJ 1.44 and later as the Image>Stacks>Tools>Make Substack command.
Description:	The purpose of this plugin is to extract selected images from a stack to make a new substack. It would take one of two types of input: either a range of images (e.g. 2-14) or a list of images (e.g. 7,9,25,27,34,132) and copy those images from the active stack to a new stack in the order of listing or ranging.