Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
through frames using the Next and Previous arrows at the bottom right. You
can change the frame options in the Windowing section; you can also adjust
the frame brightness and darkness with the Window Level and the frame
width through the Window Width. The Window presets include some
radiology default views such as Lung, Bone, Abdomen, and Full. Also, you
can reverse the look of the frame using the Revert Image checkbox.
Figure 4.12
The DICOM dialog box.
The right section of the DICOM dialog box includes information and options
regarding importing a frame or group of frames as well as information about
each frame, as we will explain shortly.
Frame Import Option
At the top of the right side of the DICOM dialog box, the frame import
option gives you three options to import the DICOM ile into Photoshop:
Note: Some compressed
DICOM iles or the iles
with changed DICOM
settings cannot be
imported as a 3D
volume, such as iles
that are compressed
with the JPEG format.
1. The “Import frames as layers” option imports the DICOM frames
as layers.
2. The N-Up Coniguration option converts the frame to an aligned grid;
you can specify the number of rows and columns in the grid in the values
in the Import Options section.
3. The “Import as volume” option converts the frame into a 3D volume
model. This setting will cause Photoshop to read the header information
