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| I have seen the attached file, my output is almost same. I am just thinking is such results can be true. Because they are looking very strange. This was one reason so I still think its not working. |
| A more straight forward approach would be something like this: Image[ArrayReshape[ List @@@ Array[Hue[.33, 1, #] &, 9, {0, 1}], {3, 3, 3}], ColorSpace -> "HSB"] [img=width: 150px; height:... |
| Another way to do it is using [url=http://reference.wolfram.com/mathematica/ref/FillingTransform.html]FillingTransform[/url]. It is manual and more tedious because one must create a musk but it is more flexible - here we fill only boundary... |
| Another approach to get a mask that is better aligned with the region-of-interest, and works even if the disk-of-interest is not exactly in the center of the image is to do a region growing segmentation from the four corners of the image. ... |
| Note that the current behavior that shows the display size upon resizing happens for all objects that have a graphical display (Graphics, Graphics3D, Graph, Image, Image3D, etc) and yes, the display size is shown instead of the actual size. I agree... |
| Thanks for your suggestion Szabolcs. I posted a comment on the question on stack exchange... As we dug even more into the problem, it turned out that the issue of the 2GB limit was not specifically due to the libtiff version. In fact the same... |