Zeiss CZI: turn off prestitched flag for separate scenes #2268
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Corresponding config PR: https://github.com/openmicroscopy/data_repo_config/pull/88 |
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Tested by importing the CZI file dscribed in this PR into OMERO.
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Once the sample file has been validated by the full repository job, this PR is ready to merge. |
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Zeiss CZI: turn off prestitched flag for separate scenes
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--rebased-to #2295 |
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--rebased-to #2330 |
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Fixes https://trac.openmicroscopy.org/ome/ticket/13095
To test, use the file from QA 16882. Without this change,
showinf -minmaxshould show that the first series has non-zero pixels, and the remaining four series have all zero pixels. With this change, the same test should show that all five series have non-zero pixels (which should also be obvious from looking at the images). The images and dimensions can also be compared against Zeiss' ZEN software.