Hi, I'm sorry you're experiencing that. I think the reason for the black bars might be due to different sized images. I have experienced this myself. In other to prevent the black bars, crop the images using same ROI and then, combine them together into stack. Then repeat the montage, the black bars should be gone. Please let me know if this solution works for you
@@AliceritaE I found a soluition working with Inkscape. Cropping was sadly not an option for me, as i have to measure areas and this would skew the total area measured.
This video saved my report for university! Thank you!
You're welcome, I am glad you found the video useful.
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Thanks dear
Great video, Alice! Loved it!
Thanks baby shark 🦈 😊
Awesome! I'm excited to try this with my PA-GFP.
I'm looking forward to your beautiful confocal images
Thanks a lot
You're welcome 😊
Hi Thanks for the informative video, I would like to ask a question: How can i align the SEM image sequence without croping/changing pixel?
If they are in a combined sequence. You can try the automatic montage method. I will send you the link
ruclips.net/video/Ac7SYbRJbKQ/видео.html
Sadly this doesnt work with images that have different sices, as i end up with black bars
Hi,
I'm sorry you're experiencing that. I think the reason for the black bars might be due to different sized images.
I have experienced this myself.
In other to prevent the black bars, crop the images using same ROI and then, combine them together into stack.
Then repeat the montage, the black bars should be gone.
Please let me know if this solution works for you
@@AliceritaE I found a soluition working with Inkscape. Cropping was sadly not an option for me, as i have to measure areas and this would skew the total area measured.
I'm glad you a solution in
Inkscape