Loading image into GUI

Hi,

How to load an image into GUI and display on Axis?

I need to load image dynamically.

Plz help me.

[Nicholus]

If you mean loading an image on matlab gui, just follow these simple steps. 1. copy and paste the image to the matlab directory, check it on top of your matlab desktop.(C:\MATLAB7\work\New Folder) located on top middle of matlab desktop.

2 run this command; A = imread ('file mame.jpg'); imshow(A)

Good luck!

The image will be displayed. Note, file name has extension of class, say jpg, tif etc.

Answer 1

[Brandon Armstrong]

Make sure you make the axes active and then you can use the 'image' or 'imagesc' command. For example, I have a gui where depending on the the value of the slider, I update an image plot. The relevant code looks like:

usrvar = handles.zdata;

axes(handles.imageplot);

imagesc(handles.xdata, handles.ydata,usrvar);

'imageplot' is the tag of the axes in my gui, zdata is what I generate based on user values and is a 2D matrix,. xdata and ydata are usually just the indices of the matrix and aren't necessary.

See the help on 'image' about color maps and grid lines and other options you may or may not want.

Answer 2

[Wasim Akhlaq]

You can load an image in GUI MATLAB. see the help 'axes' and 'set' commands in matlab. I hope this will help you.

Answer 3

[Sean de Wolski]

FEX: MAtt's GUIs

Some of these will help.

Answer 4

[Image Analyst]

Try MAGIC: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/24224

Answer 5

[Amal]

Code to upload an image using the GUI interface in Matlab?

[Image Analyst]

What about it? If you have code to offer people, then you can upload it to the File Exchange.

If you have any more questions, then attach your data and code to read it in with the paperclip icon after you read this:

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I upload my images using copyfile because I have the servers I need mapped to drive letters in Windows. You might be able to upload using a URL if you have permission to write to that location.

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