MicroView is a general-purpose 2D and 3D image viewer. It includes many built-in tools for basic image analysis, and an open plugin architecture, which permits the application to be extended and customized by third parties. It is particularly suited for microCT image quantification, yet supports reading and writing of DICOM image data so can be used in a broader context (not certified for clinical use). The basic viewer is provided as an open-source application that runs on 32- and 64-bit Windows, Mac and Linux platforms, while additional plugins are available for purchase.
Features
2D and 3D image viewing
Support for many image formats (TIFF, JPEG, VFF, DICOM, Analyze, Nifti, etc)
ROI extraction tools: geometric primitives, region-growing, histogram-based, isosurface
GPU-accelerated volume renderer
Extendable through plug-ins
Benefits
Capabilities can be expanded over time through plug-ins
Runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X
Flexible and powerful tool
Developer Preview
We are busy preparing the next generation of MicroView, and are making development snapshots available for testing for an audience who doesn't mind helping us test. Source code for the open-source core of MicroView can be found here, while a public bug tracker can be found here. For those who prefer a more stable but older release, the 32-bit-only versions of MicroView can be found here.
This software represents a new development effort, based on the original open-source version hosted on sourceforge. It has not been officially released, but is available in time-limited demo form for early testing. In the meanwhile, check our blog and Google+ page for regular progress updates on this product.
Latest Release
See the updated MicroView documentation site for download links here.