ImageJ multi line measurement saved into a table for further analysis

Show permanent line at image using ROI manager.

[@CrispyLatte]

Thank you so much! This has already made my research analysis so much easier, and will save me loads of time in the end!

[@CTBLiew]

Have you been using this since after then?

[@gloriastoyanova2187]

This is such a great and simple video and it is exactly what I needed. Thank you!!!

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[@vatsanramesh]

Thank you so much. I will be using it for measuring fibre diameters of my fabrics. This has made my life so much easier as I had issues installing Diamater J plugin on my Mac.

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[@patrickbuchanan894]

you've saved my dissertation bro thank you so much

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[@Jong-Ho-Kim]

Thank you. I really wondered it.

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Finally got it. Well done.

[@Fl0wright]

This video is gold! It will help me greatly thank you for making it! Can I ask as an extra; is there a way to make the save the selected ROI (lines) with respect of that image? For example; in the future, when I open that image; all the lines (ROI) associated with this image will show up?

[@CTBLiew]

Fl0wright Hi there! Yes, all you need to do would be to save it as .Tiff format then close it. The next time you open that tiff file, you will find the yellow lines overlays with your image. Launch ROI Manager ("t" button or Analyze > Tools> ROI Manager), GO to Image > Overlay > To ROI manager. All previous coordinate will reappear in your ROI manager and you could resume your work follow by measuring all the lengths. Good to know it helps.

[@Fl0wright]

Liew Seng Choy Thanks Liew; I will keep that in mind in my next analysis. I always get annoyed that ImageJ cannot behave like photoshop. Like every time I put an arrow; I have to actually engrave it on the image with Ctrl+D - and this arrow remains permanent...unless there is a Photoshop like "layer" plugin that I don't know. Well, at least for the ROI I don't have to start again.

[@Conniesen]

@@CTBLiew thank you for this video. It was very helpful and this response helps greatly

[@mistersister6326]

Perfect. Thank you so much!

[@CTBLiew]

Good to know it helps.

[@plusultra8375]

Hello! Thanks for the video. Very easy to digest and straight to the point. Just want to ask how do you save the photo with the measurements taken? I would like to show the lines, as well.

[@CTBLiew]

Perhaps a screen shot will be easiest.

[@plusultra8375]

Oh, okay. I've been Googling, but I can't find other ways. I was hoping to preserve the quality, but this works enough. Thanks for the prompt response!

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[@144ky8]

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[@michelleflores9885]

just the method i was looking for, muchas gracias

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[@enriquecl8904]

Buen tuto amigo, me ayudó mucho. Wakalaaaa!!!!

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[@CopyFox7]

Super helpful, thank you!

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[@mellievg]

I really love you video, really helpful. Thanks mr. Liew!

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[@Ayanamiame]

Thank you very much (^_^). I am planning to measure the extents of cholinergic innervation in the hippocampus but the background staining is quite unevenly distributed so color density measurement becomes too difficult. Using your method to measure the total length of cholinergic fibers will be a great alternative.

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+Chanati Jantrachotechatchawan Hope it helps. Be sure your image comes with a known scale. Thank you.

[@zelongjin8816]

Thanks!! very helpful

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[@mustafaal-maqdad7827]

great explanation, thanks!

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[@Dentist-ne7bo]

Thank you for the video. I need to perform cephalometric analysis on a bunch of facial x-rays for which I have to mark two independent lines and check the angle between them.Can you help me in this regard? Thanks in advance!

[@CTBLiew]

I hope you have found the solution. The angle button and measure button.

[@TheDornsFist]

Thanks, man! You saved my day!

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[@niazoliazadeh8238]

what about non-straight lines? something like a bend finger for example. Thanks :)

[@CTBLiew]

Try right-click onto the line button for fragment line instead.

[@kofirenner2274]

Hi, please how do you count particles of fibre and fragments with Image J. I want to account for number of fibre and number of fragments.

[@CTBLiew]

Hi there, have you figure it out by now?

[@benjasotogutierrez25]

Gracias asiatico ctm, me salvaste la tarea

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[@andreiasantos2022]

Thanks a lot! =D

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[@kinzakhan9456]

but how to save the image with these markings

[@CTBLiew]

Maybe screen shot.

[@kinzakhan9456]

@@CTBLiew Thanks a lot in fact I found it accidently flattened button ROI manager and we can save in any format THANKS once again :) good day

[@CTBLiew]

Oh ya… Thanks for information. It was almost a decade ago I didn’t get to use it. Good to know this software is still available. Good day.

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