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ImageJ 1.39t released

by Gand last modified 2008-03-11 03:51 PM

Scriptable scientific image processing & analysis update.


ImageJ 1.39t
- Image Processing and Analysis in Java

FreeSMUG review

Home page: ImageJ

Download 1.37 page
Upgarade 1.38 page
OSX install page

How to upgrading

To upgrade to the latest version of ImageJ, replace the ij.jar file in the ImageJ application with a newer one from http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/upgrade/. To do this, control-click on the ImageJ application, select "Show Package Contents", and then drag the newer ij.jar into the Contents/Resources/Java folder. To make future upgrades easier, drag the /Contents/Resources/Java folder to the dock or use Gilles Carpentier's ImageJ Updater application.

Change log:


  • 1.39t, 3 March 2008
    • The Image>Adjust>Brightness/Contrast histogram is now updated when the B&C window is brought to the front.
    • The Analyze>Gels>Select First Lane command displays a "Are the lanes really horizontal?" dialog when the selection is more than twice as wide as it is tall.
    • An error message is displayed when a calibrated image is opened and "Global" calibration is enabled.
    • PNGs are again opened using ImageIO, which fixes several bugs (introduced in v1.39i) that caused 16-bit and RGB PNGs to not open or to not open correctly.
    • Added the getInfo("image.description") macro function.
    • Added the ImportDialog.getLastFileInfo() method.
    • Fixed a bug that caused File>Import>URL to fail to open GIF, JPEG, PNG and DICOM files with uppercase extensions.
    • Fixed several bugs in Edit>Selection>Specify, thanks to patches contributed by Joachim Wesner.
    • Fixed a bug in Image>Scale that could cause a blank result if the source was RGB, the x scale was less than 0.25 and the y scale was greater than 0.5.

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