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Hi Caroline,

Yes, you can do this. I have published an article where I used that 
algorithm in ImageJ.

Here is my reference:

Van Breda, S. V., van der Merwe, C. F., Robbertse, H., & Apostolides, Z. 
(2012). Immunohistochemical localization of caffeine in young Camellia 
sinensis (L.) O. Kuntze (tea) leaves. Planta, 1-10.

The reference of the algorithm is:

Forster B, D van de Ville, J Berent, D Sage, M Unser (2004) Complex wavelets 
for extended
depth-of-field: a new method for the fusion of multichannel microscopy 
images. Microsc Res
Techniq 65:33-42

Or search for EDF (extended depth of field). Hope this helps.

Regards,

Shane

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Hello All

I would greatly appreciate if someone could suggest a method to merge the
slices from a z-stack into just one image? Is it possible to do this with
image J?


Thank you


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