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Subject:      Re: Counting pixels above a certain grey value in a stack
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You can do this with my macro:
http://doube.org/macros.html#vfb

Though you might have to hack it a bit to suit your system

Cheers

Mike



Dimiter Prodanov wrote:
> Even simpler. What you ask is basically the cumulative histogram.
> So make a macro; get the histogram per slice in the
> stack; sum up in an array
> and voila - you have your profile of intensities in z direction.
>
> Cheers
>
> Dimiter  Prodanov
>   

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