Create an image of dimension 3969 X 260

Hi all,
I want to create a 8-bit grayscale image of dimension 3969 X 600. Once the image is created i want to threshold the image using this coordinates (0,38) & (3968,38).
Thanks in advance
Regards,
KM
Solved!
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Hi Klemen,
Thanks form your reply,
Sorry if i was not clear about anything,
But i was able to create an image and threshold the image.
I am looking at something more,
I have an image which is obtained after subtracting 2 images. I have attached the image to the post. I need to calculate the area, No of height pixels, and coordinates for the white objects.
Regards,
KM
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