There is not much material needed in order to follow this book. As ImageJ is a multi-platform public domain software package coded in Java, you just need a desktop computer or a laptop, optionally with the latest Java version installed. And if you don’t have it, don’t worry too much, as ImageJ can provide it for you.

In order to follow the last sections of the sixth chapter, you will also need the Eclipse IDE installed on your system. Please remember that this chapter is aimed at people with prior programming experience, so if that is not your case, you will not need it.

Also, you will probably need some images to keep practicing, apart from the ones we already provided, but that is up to you.