SliceNicer is an ImageJ macro for normalization of time lapse images against a reference image
- Content
- Screenshot
- Usage
- Getting started
- Import
.lsm
file (containing the timelapse) into ImageJ - Choose a line ROI which represents the image (e.g. 1000px length and 1000px width) and save it via the ROI manager as .roi file
- Note which image should be used as reference for normalisation Close all windows except the main ImageJ window.
- You should now have two files
- the
.lsm
file - the
.roi
file
- the
- Open the macro via Plugins > SliceNicer_v#.#.#
- Adjust settings:
- Username: the username of the user who is logged on to the computer
- Input file: the present
.lsm
file - ROI file: the present
.roi
file - Output directory: the directory where the export folder containing all output files will be created (if the default directory is chosen, the folder content will be overwritten with each application)
- Reference image: the number of the previously noted reference image (for the first image: 1)
- Load stack after processing: Keeping this checked is recommended, this will:
- load all normalized images as hyperstack
- save the hyperstack as
.tiff
file - create timelapse videos of all channels of the hyperstack
- The input file must be in
.tiff
format or any other TIFF dependent format (e.g..lsm
) - The fiji-installer only works with Fiji, not with plain ImageJ
SliceNicer_v1.2.5.zip - September 7, 2022 - 3.45 KB
- Download the latest macro version using the download link (see above)
- Extract the
.zip
file - Run the
fiji-installer.bat
to copy the file to the correct location and delete deprecated versions - Restart ImageJ
- The macro can now be found under Plugins (at the bottom of the dropdown menu)
- Download the latest macro version using the download link (see above)
- Extract the
.zip
file - Open ImageJ or Fiji
- Go to Plugins > Install... and select the extracted
SliceNicer_#.#.#.ijm
file. - Restart ImageJ
- The macro can now be found under Plugins (at the bottom of the dropdown menu)