Daniel Deidda

sorry I was actually using the wrong parfile. This is what I get:  top=e7tools bottom=STIR

This is with gap set to 1: this could be potentially inverted? 

and this is with inverted e7 tools using the same color scale 

> can you please clarify if this was a new bug introduced in #445, or an existing one. This happens in both master and in #445 but with inverted axis.

> ouch. @RebeccaGillen worth checking with @danieldeidda what's happening. > > Let's try to merge #445 soon. I think there was 1 thing outstanding, but can't remember... continue the conversation...

I double checked with the master and I can reproduce the sensitivity flip along x axis. 

Unfortunately I came across the same problem again: I reconstructed data from GE OPTIMA and the attenuation appears inverted along x in all the patients

> > > Unfortunately I came across the same problem again: I reconstructed data from GE OPTIMA and the attenuation appears inverted along x in all the patients I mean...

> > > how do you get the attenuation? what file format? > > I presume this means that the SPECT image (with atten) comes out x-flipped. This is what...

not sure, the comments say that this was going to be done in another PR but there was no error related to this as that change was reverted