getframe difference in 2014b.... bug?
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The following code run in 2014a and 2014b produces remarkably different results. I think it's a bug.
figure('Position',[100 100 200 500],'Color','y');
I = imread('rice.png');
imagesc(I)
axis image
colormap(gray)
gf = getframe(gca);
figure, imshow(gf.cdata)
In 2014a it successfully captures ONLY the current axes:

In 2014b it grabs beyond the axes limits to the extent of the figure:

- The figure "Color" parameter makes no difference - I just used yellow for clarity.
- The axis image line does the damage. Without it both 2014a and 2014b capture only the axes extents (as they should).
Can anyone suggest a workaround that produces identical results in both 2014a and 2014b? I have code that runs on both systems and is expected to produce similar figures using getframe. I understand that there can be pixel border effects when using getframe, these minor differences are fine, but the results shown are major differences that I want to avoid.
And if someone can confirm that they get similar results I'll submit a bugfix request.
Thanks, Sven.
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Kelly Kearney
2014년 12월 18일
I'll also confirm, but older versions of Matlab also responded to axis image without changing the axis's Position property, so that's not the underlying problem. Rather, it must be a change in whether getframe considers aspect ratio properties and modes in the same way.
You can get around the bug by giving getframe precise coordinates to capture; plotboxpos will give you those coordinates:
figure('Position',[100 100 200 500],'Color','y');
I = imread('rice.png');
imagesc(I)
axis image
colormap(gray)
drawnow;
gf = getframe(gca);
un = get(gca, 'units');
set(gca, 'units', 'pixels');
rec = plotboxpos(gca);
set(gca, 'units', un);
gf2 = getframe(gcf, rec);
figure, imshow(gf.cdata)
figure; imshow(gf2.cdata);
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