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2. Select frames in the DICOM File Import dialog box: Shift-click to select contiguous frames, Ctrl-click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac OS)
to select noncontiguous frames, or click Select All to select all frames.
3. Enter a prefix in the Prefix box in the Export Options area.
4. Click Export Presentation (JPEG), select a folder, and click Select.
The JPEG files are saved in the specified location with the prefix added to the filenames. If you selected multiple frames, Photoshop
appends successive numbering to the end of each filename (for example, DICOM Frame1, DICOM Frame2, DICOM Frame3).
DICOM metadata (Photoshop Extended)
You can view and edit several categories of DICOM metadata in the Photoshop File Info dialog box.
Patient data Includes patient name, ID, sex, and date of birth.
Study data Includes study ID, referring physician, study date and time, and study description.
Series data Includes series number, modality, series date and time, and series description.
Equipment data Includes the equipment institution and manufacturer.
Image data Includes the transfer syntax, photometric interpretation, image width and height, bits per pixel, and frames. (These fields are not
editable.)
Animate DICOM files (Photoshop Extended)
To animate DICOM slices or frames, select all DICOM layers and choose Make Frames From Layers from the Animation (Timeline) panel menu.
After creating frames in the (Animation) Timeline panel, you can save DICOM files as QuickTime movies (change grayscale DICOM files to RGB,
and then render to video). You can also save frames as animated GIF files (choose File > Save for Web and Devices).
You can also use the Timeline panel to animate a 3D volume created from a DICOM file. See Creating 3D objects and animations (Photoshop
Extended).
For a video about animating DICOM files, see www.adobe.com/go/vid0028 . (Discussion of animation begins at the 2:30 mark.)
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