Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

This does work, however I'm trying to modify it so the original images are automatically deleted / overwritten. The command I posted sets the filename for each output file with this... ... -set filename:f "%[t]_sq" ... Leave the "_sq" out of there and it will make each output fi...

I'm wondering if it's possible, and how, to create an animated gif from a sequence of images where each image slides to the left off the frame as the next image slides in? As snibgo mentioned, using ImageMagick 7 it can be done in a single command with just a handful of individual operations. Consi...

Thanks. Unfortunately, I've never used ImageMagick before. It sounds like it's fairly simple... Is there any way you (or someone) could come up with the command? I'd appreciate it very much. Using ImageMagick 7 (I'm running it on Windows 10 64) you can do something like this from the command line.....

For instance, taking a line of text, adding a red or blue Halo effect, then converting to png. Or even convert to png as black on white background then add the halo. That sort of thing is frequently done by using "-annnotate" twice, something like this (using ImageMagick 7 on Windows 7 64...

How would I go about doing this, given these values? Like the idea fmw42 provided above, I'd probably create a color lookup table to apply to the original image. Using IM7 on a Windows 7 64 system I can get a near match to your "background1_edited.jpg" example with a command like this... ...

My new android phone seems to do 4128x2322 while the tablet conveniently stays with 4:3. So I want to presumably crop to 4:3 ratio but not sure how to set IM to do it. Resizing alters the aspect ratio which I don't want. First I'd check to see if your phone has a setting to take the photos in a 4:3...

Unfortunately, for example in "Å", the circle gets cut off. I use the Å character for scientific labels on thousands of images. Some fonts seem to render that character without a problem, but I use mostly monospace fonts and I always have to use some sort of workaround to prevent some or ...

I'm a hack at best when it comes to writing scripts. I need to be able to drag and drop images onto the script with no additional input as others besides myself will be using this script. This is currently working well, not sure if that is a fluke or not. As snibgo mentioned, if it's working, it's ...

What I don't understand about your version is the whole color lookup table part - with my limited testing right now, it gives exactly the same result as as the simple "-fill "rgb()" -tint" version from above? It might be more flexible though if you modify the color lookup before...

How can I automatically center all frames (both vertically and horizontally), without having to manually specify a -page offset for each one? This can be done without much difficulty if you're using ImageMagick 7. Using "ImageMagick 7.0.2-2 Q16 x64" on Windows 7 64, I would use something ...

I'd lke to do something like sepia-tone, but automatically set the tint color to the dominant color of the image... Using "ImageMagick 7.0.2-2 Q16 x64" on Windows 7 64, this command might have most of what you need to get the job done... magick "input.jpg" ^ ( ^ +clone ^ -resize...

... just happy that ImageMagick was already installed on this OS. Yep, IM is always good. Your 6.7.x... version is pretty old, so I don't know if it will help (or if it will even work), but you might try adding "-units PixelsPerInch" to your command ahead of the "-density 300" s...

anbr wrote:Could you please give me some advice?

Can you fill us in on which version of IM you're using and what OS you're working on?

I'm not suggesting that ImageMagick isn't writing the Exif data in such a way that it can't read it properly. I'm suggesting that ImageMagick is writing the Exif data in such a way that other programs can't read it properly. Try adding "-units PixelsPerInch" to your command line ahead of ...

However, it doesn't work on this image: http://render2.fotofuze.com/8680100E-3E64-11E6-BF87-F5A2E46AABD7.jpg convert 8680100E-3E64-11E6-BF87-F5A2E46AABD7.jpg -density 300 8680100E-3E64-11E6-BF87-F5A2E46AABD7_2.jpg Checking that file using "ImageMagick 6.9.3-9 Q16 x64" on Windows 7 64 usin...