Hello,

I have an image (format: tiff). It is a 16 bit image. I am not an expert but I think that means I can have a dynamic range of 2^16=65.536. In other words, if my image is saturated, the values of these pixels must be this high. Basically, all I want to know is, if my image is saturated or not. Actually it is not just one image, it is a list of images. What would be a quick way to check this?

I tried different thinks, like Histogram, ImageData, ImageValuePositions, but I am not sure if I am on the right track.

Here is one of theses images.

I have tried quite many thinks. Here are just some examples:

Name= Import["C:\\Desktop\\image.tif"] 
Histogram[Flatten[ImageData@Name]]
ImageType[Name]
Histogram[Flatten[ImageData@Name]]
ImageHistogram[Name]
ImageData[Name]
PixelValue[Name, {1, 1}]
PixelValue[Name, {1, 1}, "Byte"]
PixelValue[Name, {138, 136}, "Byte"]

As I sad, it is quite randomly what I did. I am not really sure which parameter I actually have to check in order to see of the image is saturated or not.

I hope you can help me with this.

Cheers,

Peter

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