3.0 Image Views
3.1 Full Resolution Image
The full resolution option allows the user to load (from
disk) full resolution windows of subsampled images. The
full resolution image is loaded into a separate display
window (i.e., it does not overwrite the main image window).
The left mouse button is used to select the center point
of an area of interest within the main image window. A
full resolution window of the specified size is then read
from disk and displayed. Edge conditions are handled by
moving the selected point of interest such that the
specified size may be loaded. If the full resolution
window size specified is larger than the loaded image,
the entire image will be loaded. On both 8-bit and 24-bit
displays, the full resolution window will use the same
colormap as the main image window.
The 256x256, 512x512, Full Screen, and
User-Selected radio buttons allow the user to select the
size of the full resolution window to be loaded.
- 256x256:
- Load a full resolution window of 256 lines
and 256 samples based on the point of interest selected.
- 512x512:
- Loads a full resolution window of 512 lines
and 512 samples based on the point of interest selected.
- Full Screen:
- Load a full resolution window the size of the display monitor.
- User-Selected:
- The user is allowed to outline the area in the main image window that
is to be loaded at full resolution. Place the cursor at the upper
left corner of the desired window, press and hold the left mouse
button while dragging the mouse to the lower right corner of the
window, release the left mouse button and the outlined area will be
loaded at full resolution.
- Show Outline:
- When selected, display a graphic outline in the main image window of the
currently loaded full resolution image.
- Width:
- The width of the current full resolution window. The user is
not allowed to modify this field.
- Height:
- The height of the current full resolution window. The user is
not allowed to modify this field.
- Dismiss:
- Close the full resolution panels.