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## The Image Calculator
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{menuselection}`Process --> Math --> Image Calculator...` is used to combine two images in various ways.
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{menuselection}`Process --> Image Calculator...` is used to combine two images in various ways.
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It is one of ImageJ's most indispensable commands.
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```{figure} images/points-image-calculator.png
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```{tab-item} Practical
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{menuselection}`Process --> Math --> Image Calculator...` finally makes it possible for us to check whether the pixel values of two images are all identical -- without relying on summary measurements or histograms.
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{menuselection}`Process --> Image Calculator...` finally makes it possible for us to check whether the pixel values of two images are all identical -- without relying on summary measurements or histograms.
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Use it to determine which two of the images *Same_1.tif*, *Same_2.tif* and *Same_3.tif* are identical in terms of pixel values.
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