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The option you are looking for is ColorFunction. When you create a colorcolour function manually using the GUI, you can press the Copy Function button at the bottom. Paste the function into the notebook, and store it in a variable named cfun. Then use Image3D[yourDataOrYourImage, ColorFunction -> cfun].

Be sure to look up the ColorFunction option within the Image3D documentation page. There are many examples, including a number of pre-set named colour functions that are not available in 2D.

The option you are looking for is ColorFunction. When you create a color function manually using the GUI, you can press the Copy Function button at the bottom. Paste the function into the notebook, and store it in a variable named cfun. Then use Image3D[yourDataOrYourImage, ColorFunction -> cfun].

The option you are looking for is ColorFunction. When you create a colour function manually using the GUI, you can press the Copy Function button at the bottom. Paste the function into the notebook, and store it in a variable named cfun. Then use Image3D[yourDataOrYourImage, ColorFunction -> cfun].

Be sure to look up the ColorFunction option within the Image3D documentation page. There are many examples, including a number of pre-set named colour functions that are not available in 2D.

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The option you are looking for is ColorFunction. When you create a color function manually using the GUI, you can press the Copy Function button at the bottom. Paste the function into the notebook, and store it in a variable named cfun. Then use Image3D[yourDataOrYourImage, ColorFunction -> cfun].