Thread Subject: Cirlce around a pixel

Simple question. How do I draw a circle around a certain pixel in an image.

On 29 Jun, 14:56, "Timothy " <tluci...@brimrose.com> wrote:
> Simple question. How do I draw a circle around a certain pixel in an image.

imagesc(randn(64))
colormap(gray)
hold on
plot(32,16,'or','markersize',12,'linewidth',4)

Rune

Thanks, but I think this is not what I was looking for. I just want to draw a small circle around a pixel that I have identified as intense color.

On 29 Jun, 16:29, "Timothy " <tluci...@brimrose.com> wrote:
> Thanks, but I think this is not what I was looking for. I just want to draw a small circle around a pixel that I have identified as intense color.

Then play with the parameters and see if you can
get what you want. Is

plot(32,16,'og','markersize',2,'linewidth',1)

better?

Rune

ill play with it... thanks

You might try this

http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/17741

"Timothy " <tluciani@brimrose.com> wrote in message <h2adl1$6go$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> Simple question. How do I draw a circle around a certain pixel in an image.

You might try this

http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/17741

"Timothy " <tluciani@brimrose.com> wrote in message <h2adl1$6go$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> Simple question. How do I draw a circle around a certain pixel in an image.

How do I set the transparency and color? [CH, CNTR, RAD] = DRAW_CIRCLE(radius, centroid,blue,transparent);

Timothy wrote:
> Simple question. How do I draw a circle around a certain pixel in an image.
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Believe it or not, you use (or can use) the rectangle() function. If
you type circle in the help index, it will tell you to use the
rectangle() function, which draws a rectangle with corners of a
certain radius of curvature. So, with proper x and y widths, and
proper corner curvature, you can get a circle. There are examples
there. Why they didn't make this it's own function is beyond me.
That would have been the best thing to do - just make special
functions for circle and ellipse. I mean, who would intuitively think
to look up the rectangle function if you wanted to draw a circle? A
circle should be a common enough thing to do that it deserves its own
function and not be a special case of some overly flexible rectangle
function.

Say you want to interactively draw semistransparent blue circle, then the command is

draw_circle([], [], 'b', 0.5)

or

draw_circle([], [], [0 0 1], 0.5)

Note that transparency must be between 0 and 1. The circle will be fully transparent by default if you do this

draw_circle([], [], 'b')

"Timothy " <tluciani@brimrose.com> wrote in message <h2arl7$7k8$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> How do I set the transparency and color? [CH, CNTR, RAD] = DRAW_CIRCLE(radius, centroid,blue,transparent);