Special Interest Group Members, I am a student at Purdue University. Myself and two other students are working on our senior design project and we have hit a snag when trying to import and view an image file. The file is a multi-slide picture from a CAT scan machine. For our project we need to be able to view the slides and also change the grey-scale information into a data range.
We do know that the file type is not a built-in PIL format. We know the slide resolutions (512x512), there are 143 slides, the bytes per pixel (16 bytes), the gap between slides (0 bytes), and that it's a 16 bit unsigned little endian format. Is there a way that we can get Python to import this file and be able to view the slices by using a scroll button or the arrow keys? Or should we be looking into another imaging program that already has this capability? Thanks for the time, Anne Davis Purdue University School of Nuclear Engineering [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Image-SIG maillist - [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/image-sig
