Hi!
First of all, I apologize if I’m posting in the wrong section or if a similar post is already out there. I’m a very new user of ImageJ and I’ve tried to look for similar questions on this forum, but I could’nt find exactly what I was looking for.
So for my question: I have an image of different grey shades, and I want to calculate the area of these different grey shades. I’ve found a similar post (Calculating Area of Different colors) and I’ve tried the described methods (using image-adjust-color threshold), but the problem is that my image does not have clear cut edges like the example image. So when I set my threshold to a certain value, I’m always missing out on pixels or having extra pixels. To illustrate the problem, I’ve added an image I want to analyse (there’s 4 shades of grey) and an attempt to set the threshold. So I want to measure the area of the red selected part on the left, but it also selects some lighter grey pixels that are edges between lighter and darker shades of grey in the right part of the image. So measuring this gives more pixels than there actaully are. Is there a better way to do this?
Like I said, I’m very new so any help is appreciated, thanks!
Marjolein
YZL01-1_ij.tif (2.9 MB)
