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Task #13211 (new)

Opened 8 years ago

Last modified 8 years ago

Channel offsets surprise

Reported by: mtbcarroll Owned by: wmoore
Priority: minor Milestone: Unscheduled
Component: Scripting Version: OMERO-5.2.0
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Description

If I take one of the images generated by test_figureExportScripts.py and run channel offsets to shift the first plane by X=1, Y=1 then I get a surprisingly different image. This may be more a curiosity than a bug.

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before.png (65.4 KB) - added by mtbcarroll 8 years ago.
the image generated by the test
after.png (168.6 KB) - added by mtbcarroll 8 years ago.
the same file after a small diagonal shift

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Change History (4)

Changed 8 years ago by mtbcarroll

the image generated by the test

Changed 8 years ago by mtbcarroll

the same file after a small diagonal shift

comment:1 Changed 8 years ago by wmoore

This is because the original image has all Red channels but the new image has Red, Green, Blue channels.
Currently the script does not try to set colours on the new image channels.

comment:2 Changed 8 years ago by mtbcarroll

Ah, perhaps this becomes an RFE for channel property preservation? I don't know if that's simple or if there is enough to it that Duplicate could be useful. I also don't know if anybody would appreciate the effort: I am guessing it's not been asked for, so feel free to close this ticket if it's unlikely to ever reach the top of the to-do list!

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