MATLAB: To Display multiple image frames without using montage

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 % You should try first, still unable to solve, then ask questions
% You can display as matrix elements, note on image sizes for virtically display case
%Following example, you can vary the number of images, note on sizes
k=imread('leaf2.jpg');
k1=imread('leaf.jpg');
result=[k;k1];
imshow(result);

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MATLAB: Montage function

The montage function allows you to input your own path to images that you want to use.

   doc montage

Example, if the pictures that you wanted to use were in C:\pictures, you would type:

   fileFolder = 'C:\pictures';
   dirOutput = dir(fullfile(fileFolder,'*.jpg')); % *.jpg indicates 
          %only jpg files. this can be changed to anything you like.
   fileNames = {dirOutput.name};
   montage(fileNames);

Nowhere in the documentation does it say that you are limited in the number of files that you can montage.

If you are using a matrix of images (2-d images (with color being the 3rd dimension) stacked in a 4-d matrix), it is much simpler. Assume IMGS is your 4-d matrix of images.

    montage(IMGS);

Note that if you want to use your own images, do not save them in the matlab toolbox folders. Create your own folder somewhere else (a MATLAB folder is usually created by default under your Documents and Settings folder, if you'd like to use that one).

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