Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Add -colors 256 to your command line to produce a 1 sample per pixel grayscale TIFF image.

Do you have Ghostscript installed? It is required to utilize the n022003l.pfb font. We get these fonts under Windows: Path: type-ghostscript.xml Name Family Style Stretch Weight -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AvantGarde-Book AvantGarde Normal Normal ...

SVG is the recommended vector format. If ImageMagick fails to convert your SVG you can always use rsvg which does a great job of interpretting SVG.

There is a -pause option to pause between snapshots and -snaps tells how many snapshots to take.

You could of course use standard Java string functions to decide where to break up a stream of text and render one line at a time with JMagick or you can write to a file with the caption: prefix, for example, "caption:This is a long winded paragrapth that seems ... to go on and on forever"...

Try

• make -k -i install

This will install everything but PerlMagick. You can then go to the ImageMagick-6.2.6/PerlMagick directory and install PerlMagick separately.

You could try going to http://www.adobe.com or http://www.appligent.com to see if they have a solution for you. Or try working directly with Ghostscript, they have multiple devices for producing CMYK that may give you what you want.

We use the Jasper JPEG-2000 delegate library to write JPEG-2000 images. If you can determine how to leverage the library to save image profiles and save images in the CMYK colorspace we'd like to know.

To list the fonts ImageMagick knows about, use this command:

• identify -list type

Grab the latest release, ImageMagick 6.2.6-7. Rebuild and install and the missing XError() method should be resolved.

You can get the ICC, ICM, or IPTC image profiles with $image->Get('ICC'); Substitute ICM or IPTC if need be. You can also save profiles to disk with the Write() method by using these prefixes: 8BIM, 8BIMTEXT, 8BIMWTEXT, APP1, APP1JPEG, EXIF, XMP, ICM, ICC, IPTC, IPTCTEXT, IPTCWTEXT (e.g. $image->Wri...

You might be able to simply upgrade your version of Ghostscript to enable the pngalpha device. If not you can grab the source and make sure pngalpha is enabled when you build/install. Have fun.

You can create uniform page sizes with the -page option (e.g. -page 612x792). To reduce the image size, use -compress (e.g. -compress zip).

Type

• convert -verbose -colorspace rgb clipart.eps clipart.gif

Is the listed device pnmraw or pngalpha? Its possible that your version of Ghostscript does not support the pngalpha device. To confirm type

• gs -h

ImageMagick reads most DICOM images but currently does not write them.