@Riesmeier, can you be more specific? I am encountering some issues while using the same DCMTK module. I have a multiframe image that I want to display. Before rendering each frame I pass to DicomImage::setWindow() the values corresponding to DCM_WindowCenter and DCM_WindowWidth (the "tag path" to them is PerFunctionalGroupsSequence -> Item X -> FrameVOILUTSequence -> Item X -> WindowCenter/WindowWidth, where X is the frame number).

This way, my program displays the image darker (lower contrast and lower luminosity) than it is displayed by other softwares (DICOMscope, Weasis), so I believe something is wrong with my implementation.

I tried another approach: I used the window center and window width corresponding to the first frame for all frames in the image. This way, I see no difference in luminosity and contrast to how the image is displayed in the above mentioned viewers. However, I think this is technically wrong.

What would you do to display a multiframe image where each frame has its own DCM_WindowCenter and DCM_WindowWidth ?

Does DicomImage::setWindow() expect raw values corresponding to DICOM tags or do I have to preprocess DCM_WindowCenter and DCM_WindowWidth before feeding them to DicomImage::setWindow()? If yes, what kind of preprocessing?