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NIH Image

Computes the inverse Fourier transform. You can filter or mask spots on the transformed (frequency domain) image and do an inverse transform to produce an image which only contains the frequencies selected or which suppresses the frequencies selected. Use NIH Image's editing and selections tools to draw black or white areas that mask portions of the transformed image. Black areas (pixel value=255) will pass the corresponding frequencies and white areas (pixel value=0) will filter out the corresponding frequencies. It is not, however, possible to both pass and filter during the same inverse transform.


Steve Barrett     November 2014


S.D.Barrett @ liv.ac.uk