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ROI drawing: can we implement standard shapes, too? #98
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While we're at it, would it also be possible to increase the size of the labelling image? The zoom/pan/drawing works fabulously, but the window itself is a bit small. You can sort of see this in the first attachment^. I'm sure it looks far more proportional on a laptop than my 2ft monitor.. |
Hey Sanna, thanks for the feedback!
That's definitely possible. Since most objects will not be perfect circles/rectangle, I assume you still want to be able to manually move points around after you have drawn the rectange/circle?
I know what you mean, I've tried dong that before and I recall it was not as straightforward as one would think. |
Moving points around would be awesome, but having the possibility to have nicer shapes than I can draw freehand would help me out a lot :) If the labelling image size increase is a hassle, don't worry about it! I think my monitor is just extra large and I can always put my glasses on haha |
Alright. I'll take a shot at it and let you know when I have a working prototype. |
Hey team!
Would it be possible to have three options for drawing ROIs: free hand (what we have already), rectangles and circles?
It's very difficult to draw shapes that are precise enough using the free hand tool. The free hand is super useful for unusual shapes, but it would be much faster to have a rectangle option or circle for things such as the enclosure. At the moment, I'm spending >15 minutes drawing the ROIs for each video (which multiplied by 225 videos, is quite a bit of time!)...
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