- Display different images on same figure
- Display stack of images with same colormap
- Display Stack of Images with different colormap
Display different images on same
figure
Consider two different images. For instance, let us consider
the picture of the cathedral in Milan and the logo of image processing blog.
The image processing logo will be placed on the cathedral
image using matlab command ‘imagesc’
MATLAB CODE:
I = imread('duomo.jpg');
L = imread('logo.jpg');
display(size(I));
display(size(L));
figure,imagesc(1,1,I);hold on;
imagesc(3400,1150,imresize(L,[900
900]));
hold off; axis off;
Explanation:
The size of ‘duomo.jpg’ is 2053 x 4320
x 3
i.e 2053 rows and 4320 columns
The size of ‘logo.jpg’ is 328 rows and 328 columns
First the image of the cathedral is displayed using
‘imagesc’ command then on the same figure the logo is placed by mentioning the
position.
imagesc(3400,1150,imresize(L,[900
900]));
Here 3920,1650 represents the position to place the logo.
And the logo is resized to 900x900
Since we want to display the images on the same figure,
‘hold on’ command is used.
Display stack of images with single colormap
MATLAB CODE:
I = imread('cameraman.tif');
T = I;
Numimg = 5;
rng = [1,1];
for in=1:numimg
hold on;
imagesc(rng(1),rng(2),T);colormap(gray);axis ij;
rng = round(size(I)/(numimg*2)*in);
fsz = size(I)-(rng*2);
if fsz==0
break;
else
T = imresize(T,fsz)+1;
end
end
hold off; axis off;
Explanation:
Same image with different size and different starting
position is placed on the same figure.
The colormap gray is used for all the images.
Fig. Colormap(jet)
Display Stack of Images with
different colormap
MATLAB CODE:
I1 = imread('peppers.png');
I1 = imresize(I1,[400,400]);
I = rgb2gray(I1);
T = I+1;
%Predefined colormaps
Cname = {'hsv(256)','jet(256)','hot(256)','spring(256)','summer(256)','cool(256)','summer(256)','lines(256)'};
RGB = zeros([size(I,1) size(I,2)
3]);
Numimg = 7; %Number
of Images to display
rng = [1 1];
for in=1:numimg-1
%Define the colormap
map1 = im2uint8(colormap(cname{in}));
m = map1(:,1);
RGB(:,:,1) = m(T);
m = map1(:,2);
RGB(:,:,2) = m(T);
m = map1(:,3);
RGB(:,:,3) = m(T);
RGB = uint8(RGB);
hold on;
imagesc(rng(1),rng(2),RGB);axis ij;
rng = round(size(I)/(numimg*2)*in);
fsz = size(I)-(rng*2);
if fsz==0
break;
else
T = imresize(T,fsz)+1;
clear RGB
end
end
I2 = imresize(I1,size(T));
imagesc(rng(1),rng(2),I2); %Actual
Image
hold off;axis off;
Explanation:
Here same image with different size and different colormap
is displayed on the same figure.
To increase or decrease the number of images, first try to
resize the image accordingly and then modify the number of images to display.
The above method can also be used for different images and different
color maps can be applied to those images on a single figure.
STACK OF IMAGES:
For More Images and code:
Check : Create Stack of Images notes in Facebook
or
Create Stack of Images in Google Collections