imread methods shows different frame number compare with ImageJ
See original GitHub issueI’d like to read Tiff’s video using imread
techniques from your package, however, I received more frames than what I see in ImageJ. When I use tif = TiffFile('temp.tif')
and check the len, it gives me the same result (len(tif. pages)
). This occurs in only a few of the videos. Is there any particular explanation for this?
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In this case tifffile is using the OME metadata in the file, which obviously does not match the image data. This could be due to an interrupted acquisition. Try to use
imread(filename, is_ome=False)
orimread(filename, is_ome=False, is_imagej=False)
to ignore the corrupted metadata.