alialjabri

Thank you for your advice, Kirk. I already use ImageJ for the analysis of the rest of the images. It is just that ImageJ does not have a function where you can see the overlap between two images. Thats why I use a photoshop software to create this image, and then take it back to ImageJ to complete the analysis. Ali

Thank you very much! Appreciated.

Both pictures are white and black (binary) and what I want is a third image with only the overlap between the white areas.

Hello, I am a new user of Affinity and there is a function that I cannot figure even after reading and trying a lot. So I plan on using Affinity for image analysis on images that I obtained from a microscope. I have pictures from two groups. One group that shows all the cells in the tissue, and the other showing a specific type of cells. I am now interested in an image where only the common area between the pictures survives, I think its called masking. The purpose is to see that the cells in group two has also been stained in group one. Please let me know if I need to explain any more. How do I do that? I have understood that it has to do with the layer function, but I cannot put the two images on top of each other. BR, Ali Al-Jabri