
Why are there THREE layers when I load ONE bmp file ?

Jinhyung Kim
I have a simple question.
It may not related to the Igor Pro.
When I load a single bmp file (ex. SEM image or CCD image), there are 3 layers in one bmp wave.
I used the command •ImageLoad/T=bmp (actually 'Load Image...' used from Data tab)
To preview the image in 2D in data browser, I change the number of layers 3 to 0.
I wonder if it is normal or not.
Thanks in advance.
To convert to a single layer grayscale use imagetransform.
imagetransform /O RGB2gray imagename // note this overwrites the image with the grayscale (single layer) image. If you don't want to do that omit the /O flag.
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