To install ImageJ on a computer with Java pre-installed, or to upgrade to the latest. Download ImageJ bundled with Java 1.8.0_172 (may need to.
Hi, I know PC's, but am clueless about Macs. Someone with a new Mac asked me to help install ImageJ at a conference with only spotty internet access. I tried to install it, but failed. I hope someone can help me to figure out what I did wrong. Sorry if my memory is poor about the details, but in the past it seemed easy to install ImageJ on a Mac.
Are things different now? I had an old IJ install zip file(IJ 145) for a mac which I placed on the desktop, double clicked, then navigated into the folder that was created and double clicked on ImageJ.
It complained that it needed Java 6.10 (or some flavor of Java 6). OK, so when I was able to get some internet time I downloaded the latest Java for Mac, which was version 7. I installed that on his machine, but ImageJ still required Java 6 and would not work. What is the proper Java needed for ImageJ. If it is not provided anymore on Macs where can I download a version that will work for ImageJ? Would it be possible to have a bomb proof ImageJ installation package that automatically does all the needed steps. I.e just as ImageJ is available for the PC as a self-installing program.
Jon - ImageJ mailing list. HiI know PC's, but am clueless about Macs. Someone with a new Mac asked me to help install ImageJ at a conference with only spotty internet access. I tried to install it, but failed.
I hope someone can help me to figure out what I did wrong. Sorry if my memory is poor about the details, but in the past it seemed easy to install ImageJ on a Mac. Are things different now? I had an old IJ install zip file(IJ 145) for a mac which I placed on the desktop, double clicked, then navigated into the folder that was created and double clicked on ImageJ.
It complained that it needed Java 6.10 (or some flavor of Java 6). OK, so when I was able to get some internet time I downloaded the latest Java for Mac, which was version 7. I installed that on his machine, but ImageJ still required Java 6 and would not work. What is the proper Java needed for ImageJ. If it is not provided anymore on Macs where can I download a version that will work for ImageJ? Would it be possible to have a bomb proof ImageJ installation package that automatically does all the needed steps. I.e just as ImageJ is available for the PC as a self-installing program.
Jon - ImageJ mailing list: - ImageJ mailing list. On Jan 22, 2013, at 2:03 PM, Jon Harman wrote: HiI know PC's, but am clueless about Macs. Someone with a new Mac asked me to help install ImageJ at a conference with only spotty internet access. I tried to install it, but failed.
I hope someone can help me to figure out what I did wrong. Sorry if my memory is poor about the details, but in the past it seemed easy to install ImageJ on a Mac.
Are things different now? Apple has done several things to make ImageJ installation more difficult. Since OS X 10.7 (Lion), Java is no longer pre-installed so you are prompted to install it the first time you install a Java application. This means you will probably need fast and reliable Internet access to install ImageJ the first time. With OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion), you may get the message 'ImageJ64 is damaged and can't be opened'.
To work around this problem, go to System Preferences - Security & Privacy - General and set 'Allow applications downloaded from:' to 'Anywhere'. You can restore the original setting once ImageJ is running. ImageJ does not work with Oracle Java 7 because the Apple launcher it uses (JavaApplicationStub) does not support Java 7. To use Java 7, you have to move it to the top of the list in /Applications/Utilities/Java Preferences and run ImageJ from the command line using something like 'java -jar -Xmx640m ij.jar' -wayne. I had an old IJ install zip file(IJ 145) for a mac which I placed on the desktop, double clicked, then navigated into the folder that was created and double clicked on ImageJ.
It complained that it needed Java 6.10 (or some flavor of Java 6). OK, so when I was able to get some internet time I downloaded the latest Java for Mac, which was version 7. I installed that on his machine, but ImageJ still required Java 6 and would not work.
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What is the proper Java needed for ImageJ. If it is not provided anymore on Macs where can I download a version that will work for ImageJ? Would it be possible to have a bomb proof ImageJ installation package that automatically does all the needed steps. I.e just as ImageJ is available for the PC as a self-installing program. Jon - ImageJ mailing list: - ImageJ mailing list.
I'm not a big fan of Java based apps but the fact the it works across platforms (in theory anyway but not always in practice) makes it a popular choice with many developers. And there aren't many Java apps like ImageJ which specialize in analyzing images. ImageJ runs either as an online applet or as a downloadable application which you'll find here. ImageJ can display, edit, analyze, process, save and print 8-bit, 16-bit and 32-bit images and supports most major formats including TIFF, GIF, JPEG, BMP, DICOM, FITS and 'raw'.
The main use of ImageJ is that it can calculate area and pixel values which may be useful for graphic designers. It does however go a little beyond that too allowing you to measure distances and angles, create density histograms and also line profile plots. It supports other standard image processing functions too such as contrast manipulation, sharpening, smoothing, edge detection and median filtering.
Although ImageJ can be a bit slow in Java, its a decent image analysis tool considering its completely free. Added the PluginsNewMacro Tool and PluginsNewPlugin Tool commands. Single macro tools are now installed in the first available toolbar slot, or if no slots are free, in the last slot. Added the ij.plugin.tool.PlugInTool class, which was inspired by Johannes Schindelin's AbstractTool class in Fiji (examples). Added the getC, getZ, getT, setC, setZ and setT methods to the ImagePlus class. Thanks to Norbert Vischer, fixed a bug the caused the setZCoordinate macro function to not work as expected. Thanks to Ian Lim, fixed a bug that prevented some AVI files from opening.
Thanks to Cheryl McCreary, fixed a bug that caused the run('Histogram','.' ) macro function to sometimes not work as expected. Thanks to Jerome Mutterer, fixed bugs in ProcessBatchMacro and ProcessBatchVirtual Stack that caused them to fail with macro code that duplicated or opened images. Thanks to Paul Jurczak, fixed a bug that caused some RGB BMP files to fail to open. Fixed a bug that caused the makeText macro function to not work if the text was too wide. Fixed a regression, introduced in v1.46a, that caused measurements of spline fit freehand and traced selections to be inconsistent with earlier versions of ImageJ. Wilhelm Burger fixed a bug that caused the EditCrop command to not correctly handle overlays.
Changes. Added the PluginsNewMacro Tool and PluginsNewPlugin Tool commands. Single macro tools are now installed in the first available toolbar slot, or if no slots are free, in the last slot. Added the ij.plugin.tool.PlugInTool class, which was inspired by Johannes Schindelin's AbstractTool class in Fiji (examples). Added the getC, getZ, getT, setC, setZ and setT methods to the ImagePlus class.
Thanks to Norbert Vischer, fixed a bug the caused the setZCoordinate macro function to not work as expected. Thanks to Ian Lim, fixed a bug that prevented some AVI files from opening.
Thanks to Cheryl McCreary, fixed a bug that caused the run('Histogram','.' ) macro function to sometimes not work as expected. Thanks to Jerome Mutterer, fixed bugs in ProcessBatchMacro and ProcessBatchVirtual Stack that caused them to fail with macro code that duplicated or opened images. Thanks to Paul Jurczak, fixed a bug that caused some RGB BMP files to fail to open. Fixed a bug that caused the makeText macro function to not work if the text was too wide.
Fixed a regression, introduced in v1.46a, that caused measurements of spline fit freehand and traced selections to be inconsistent with earlier versions of ImageJ. Wilhelm Burger fixed a bug that caused the EditCrop command to not correctly handle overlays.