Handling CycIF images in OMERO.figure 4
Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2018 12:30 pm
Hello,
We have begun using OMERO.figure 4 to create figures based on big tiled pathology images. Thank you for making this possible in version 4!
It would be very helpful if channel name information were available in the preview panel, especially when working with CycIF images which can have dozens of channels. PathViewer now supports channel groups as a way to help organize the channel display in these types of images. It would be fantastic if figure could do this too.
One more observation, it seems that figure cannot handle the URLs of PathViewer images as input to start a new figure. It handles image ids fine. It would be nice, however, if one could set up channel display in PathViewer and have the URL of the resulting image be understood by figure, probably because of the large number of channel settings encoded in the URL. If figure could interpret these URLs this could be a workaround to the problem of not having the names of the channels in the preview pane.
Thanks!
Jay
We have begun using OMERO.figure 4 to create figures based on big tiled pathology images. Thank you for making this possible in version 4!
It would be very helpful if channel name information were available in the preview panel, especially when working with CycIF images which can have dozens of channels. PathViewer now supports channel groups as a way to help organize the channel display in these types of images. It would be fantastic if figure could do this too.
One more observation, it seems that figure cannot handle the URLs of PathViewer images as input to start a new figure. It handles image ids fine. It would be nice, however, if one could set up channel display in PathViewer and have the URL of the resulting image be understood by figure, probably because of the large number of channel settings encoded in the URL. If figure could interpret these URLs this could be a workaround to the problem of not having the names of the channels in the preview pane.
Thanks!
Jay