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Dear YSL The render images are stored as matrices within the *.mat files in the render directory. You can look at spm_render.m to see how your t-maps are overlayed on these matrices and rendered as images. Clicking the overlays button on the interactive window after displaying results shows the renderings at the bottom of the graphics window. If you want a bigger picture you can click the Render... > Display menu at the bottom of the SPM Menu Window. Using a screen capture tool and then editing the captured image is one way to make individual figures. You could also click the SPM-Print button on the menu, which will capture the window to a *.ps file. You could click on the graphics window making it the current figure and then use Matlab's printing facility. Type help print for the command line options. For example print -f1 -djpeg100 -r300 -noui 'myimage.jpg' will print window 1 as a jpeg with 100% quality at a resolution of 300 dpi without the UI controls and to file myimage.jpg. The jpeg can then be edited as you wish. Darren On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 1:54 PM, Yune Lee <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Dear SPM experts, > > I'm wondering if there is a way to chop the 6 different brain figures > (sagital, coronal, and horizontal) into 6 independent figures and transport > any of them in the render view. > I might use screen capture tool, but it would be great to know the trick to > delineate any brain views and transport it in any graphic format. > I'm using SPM5 by the way. Any of your help would be appreciated. > > Thanks, > YSL