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3D reconstruction and view in Qt?

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    Does Qt have any native libraries/support to perform 3D reconstruction of Z-Stack image sequences? (microscopy images) I know it can be done externally with ImageJ/Fiji but I was wondering about any native Qt support for these types of things.

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      Does Qt have any native libraries/support to perform 3D reconstruction of Z-Stack image sequences? (microscopy images) I know it can be done externally with ImageJ/Fiji but I was wondering about any native Qt support for these types of things.

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      Not directly no. There might be some module lingering out there, but I'm not aware of it. This is a pretty specific topic and goes out of the scope of a toolkit like Qt.

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        Like @kshegunov said, we don't have build-in stuff for that. But it's pretty easy to implement it, see Marching cubes.

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          You might want to look at VTK / ITK
          combination.

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            You might want to look at VTK / ITK
            combination.

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            @Oleksandr-Malyushytskyy

            Thanks, I didn't think so but thought I'd ask. The VTK toolkit looks interesting.

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