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planes

planes reads every plane of a file, or a selection, and prints each plane’s dimensions and xxh3-128 hash. It reads all pixel data. It is a command-line tool for scripts: to check that a copy holds the same data, compare does the hashing for you.

openreadout planes [OPTIONS] <FILE>...

Flags

  • --json: print the JSON wrapper instead of text.
  • --image N: only this image.
  • --select SEL: plane selection such as c=0, z=2-5, t=0,3. Repeatable.
  • --level N: pyramid level, 0 = full resolution.
  • --region X,Y,W,H: only this rectangle of each plane, in the pixels of --level.
  • --dump-dir DIR: also write each plane’s raw little-endian samples to DIR/image<i>_c<c>_z<z>_t<t>.bin.

planes takes the flags in Several inputs.

Example

Terminal window
openreadout planes stack.nd2 --select c=0 --json

JSON

planes.

Run openreadout planes --help for the full help of your installed version.