Thread Subject: Figure size

Hi,

I have images of size 360x240. I display the in a figure,
using a for-loop, creating a 'movie'.

The figure is bigger then the image. How can I set the
figure-size to be equal to the image which I am displaying?

I tried doing this:
figure('Position',[0,0,360,240]);

It works fine if I just try this command, but when I show
the images, it making the figure bigger...

"Torvald Helmer" <torvald.helmer@mathworks.com> writes:

>How can I set the
>figure-size to be equal to the image which I am displaying?

"How do I get the print-out to be the same size as the screen picture?" - type set(gcf,'PaperPositionMode','auto') on the matlab command line, before printing. To restore the default behaviour, type set(gcf,'PaperPositionMode','manual')

Torvald, the Image Processing Toolbox function IMSHOW features a Border
property. It's on by default but you can override on call or change your
preference.

doc imshow
doc iptsetpref

Cheers
Bob


Torvald Helmer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have images of size 360x240. I display the in a figure,
> using a for-loop, creating a 'movie'.
>
> The figure is bigger then the image. How can I set the
> figure-size to be equal to the image which I am displaying?
>
> I tried doing this:
> figure('Position',[0,0,360,240]);
>
> It works fine if I just try this command, but when I show
> the images, it making the figure bigger...