Page 2 of 3
Re: Canvas wrap transformation
Posted: 2012-08-24T02:55:38-07:00
by dlo194
I have had to do something very similar to this.
Code: Select all
iWidth = image width
iHeight = image height
adjX = (iWidth * 0.2) / 2 // Scaling factor that works for me
adjY = iHeight * 0.1
frameWidth = 15 // width of the frame side
convert input.jpg
-virtual-pixel white -distort Perspective
"0,0," & adjX & ",0"
",0," & iHeight & "," & adjX & "," & iHeight
"," & iWidth & ",0," & iWidth - adjX & "," & adjY
"," & iWidth & "," & iHeight & "," & iWidth - adjX & "," & iHeight - adjY
( +clone -crop 1x" & iHeight & "+" & adjX & "+0"
-fill black -colorize 40% -write mpr:line +delete )
-draw image over " & adjX - frameWidth & ",0 " & frameWidth & "," & iHeight & " 'mpr:line'"
( +clone -crop frameWidth & "x" & iHeight & "+" & adjX - frameWidth & "+0"
-virtual-pixel white -distort Perspective
"0,0,0,10,"
"0," & iHeight & ",0," & iHeight - 10 & ","
frameWidth & ",0," & frameWidth & ",0,"
frameWidth & "," & iHeight & "," & frameWidth & "," & iHeight
-write mpr:side +delete )
-draw image over " & adjX - frameWidth & ",0 " & frameWidth & "," & iHeight & " 'mpr:side'"
output.jpg
Im sure this can be done more efficiently but it works for me.
The above code was originally VB.net so you will need to replace how the widths and heights are inserted to suit your language.
Instead of wrapping the image to make the left side panel it copies the first column of pixels and stretches it.
Also I have not highlighted the joins I have instead darkened the side panel.
Resultant image:
Re: Canvas wrap transformation
Posted: 2012-08-27T19:42:09-07:00
by anthony
Very nice. The darkening does the job very well.
Re: Canvas wrap transformation
Posted: 2012-12-20T08:29:40-07:00
by chrisr
Hi, what is the exact coordinates for first message image.
(bride picture)
I will be very thankful that could give accurate results.
Thanks.
Re: Canvas wrap transformation
Posted: 2012-12-24T16:15:12-07:00
by fmw42
lenscape wrote:I'm trying to figure out how to use ImageMagick to transform an image so it looks like it's a canvas wrap, seen from off-centre, slightly from one side.
This is a pretty good example of what the finished image might look like:
.
Dale,
Would you please repost or fix the link to the example image. Thanks. I am working on a script to do something like this and would like to review your example again.
Fred
Re: Canvas wrap transformation
Posted: 2013-01-03T18:41:24-07:00
by fmw42
Dale,
Thanks for reposting that.
I have now uploaded a script, 3Dcover, to my web site that creates something like this. See my link below. It allows a white line to be drawn along the seams, allows a vignette on the front face, allows either a backdrop shadow or a ground shadow to be added. It can be rotated with positive or negative angles about the Y axis along the seam. The perspective effect (exaggeration) may also be changed. The width of the side is also adjustable.
Fred
Re: Canvas wrap transformation
Posted: 2013-01-03T20:17:46-07:00
by anthony
Note Fred.. Take a closer look at the line along the edge. It is brighter in the center than at the top and bottom.
that is it is a parabolic gradient (white and transparency) rather than simply a vertical line.
Re: Canvas wrap transformation
Posted: 2013-01-03T21:08:42-07:00
by fmw42
anthony wrote:Note Fred.. Take a closer look at the line along the edge. It is brighter in the center than at the top and bottom.
that is it is a parabolic gradient (white and transparency) rather than simply a vertical line.
It is simply a line drawn (-strokewidth=2) with a transparent -stroke graylevel, in this case white, ie gray(100%,0.2). So perhaps the transparency gives it that effect.
Re: Canvas wrap transformation
Posted: 2013-02-07T23:46:27-07:00
by yazilim
hello
i'm use to php canvas print screen =>
use code =>
Code: Select all
// Input image
$image = 'resim.jpg';
// Resize to a png to stop quality loss
exec("convert $image -thumbnail 500x500 temp.png");
// Get the size of the original image
$size = getimagesize('temp.png');
// The canvas frame edge
$edge = $size[0]*.06;
// New central portion width
$width = $size[0] - ( $edge * 2 );
// New central portion height
$height = $size[1] - ( $edge * 2 );
// Reduction of edge width
$shrink = round(( $edge * 0.6 ), 2);
// Angle of the edge
$angle = 30;
// Change in edge height
// Convert angle to radian > angle in degrees * Pi / 180
$radian = ( $angle * Pi() ) / 180;
$alpha = round((abs(tan($radian)) * $shrink), 2);
// Edge short side
$short_side = round( ($height - $alpha ), 2);
// Top long side
$top_long = round($width + $shrink, 2);
/*
echo "
edge = $edge<br>
width = $width<br>
height = $height<br>
shrink = $shrink<br>
Angle = $angle<br>
Alpha = $alpha<br>
short side = $short_side<br>
Top long side = $top_long<br>";
*/
// Create the highlights image
$width_short = $width-1;
$width_long = $width+1;
$width_top = $width-2;
$cmd = " -size ".$width."x".$height." xc:none -stroke rgba(211,211,211,0.6) -strokewidth 3 -fill none -draw \" line 0,-2 $width_short,1 \" -draw \" line $width_top,2 $width_long,$height \"";
exec("convert $cmd highlights.miff");
// Crop for the edges
$cmd = " temp.png -clone 0 -crop ".$width."x".$height."+".$edge."+".$edge." highlights.miff -composite -write center.miff +delete ".
" -clone 0 -crop ".$width."x".$edge."+".$edge."+0 -write top.miff +delete ".
" -gravity northeast -crop ".$edge."x".$height."+0+".$edge." -write right.miff +delete null: ";
exec("convert $cmd ");
// Perspective for the RHS
$cmd = " right.miff -virtual-pixel background -background none ".
" +distort Perspective \"0,0 0,0 $edge,0 $shrink,-$alpha $edge,$height $shrink,$short_side 0,$height 0,$height\" +repage -trim";
exec("convert $cmd right_edge.miff");
// Perspective for the top
$cmd = " top.miff -virtual-pixel background -background none ".
" +distort Perspective \"0,0 $shrink,0 $width,0 $top_long,0 $width,$edge $width,$alpha 0,$edge 0,$alpha\" +repage -trim";
exec("convert $cmd top_edge.miff");
// There was a 1px gap between the RHS and main photo
$tweek = $width-1;
// Join the images
$cmd = " -page -1,0 top_edge.miff -page +0+$alpha center.miff -page +$tweek+0 right_edge.miff -background none -layers merge ".
" +clone -background black -shadow 95x10+15+15 +swap -background none -layers merge +repage ";
exec(" convert $cmd appended.png");
// Display the final image
echo "<img src=\"appended.png\">";
// Alternative style
$cmd = " appended.png -virtual-pixel background -background none ".
" +distort Perspective \"0,0 0,-40 962,0 962,0 962,602 962,602 0,602 0,562\" +repage -trim";
exec("convert $cmd test_canvas.png");
// Display the final image
echo "<img src=\"test_canvas.png\">";
// Cleanup
foreach ( glob("*.miff") as $filename ) { unlink($filename); }
resim.jpg =>
help me please
Re: Canvas wrap transformation
Posted: 2013-02-09T15:16:18-07:00
by Bonzo
What version of Imagemagick are you using?
Have you tried the code with a different image as this one may be to small?
Re: Canvas wrap transformation
Posted: 2013-02-10T12:07:34-07:00
by yazilim
Bonzo wrote:What version of Imagemagick are you using?
Have you tried the code with a different image as this one may be to small?
thank bonzo
ime using version =>
ImageMagick-6.7.6
i'm testing to different image , but did not
Re: Canvas wrap transformation
Posted: 2013-02-10T12:47:08-07:00
by Bonzo
Are you on a Windows machine?
I would suggest commenting this line out and see which images were generated OK.
Code: Select all
// Cleanup
// foreach ( glob("*.miff") as $filename ) { unlink($filename); }
Re: Canvas wrap transformation
Posted: 2013-02-10T13:39:05-07:00
by yazilim
Bonzo wrote:Are you on a Windows machine?
I would suggest commenting this line out and see which images were generated OK.
Code: Select all
// Cleanup
// foreach ( glob("*.miff") as $filename ) { unlink($filename); }
i doing to but did not
machine=> Linux
Re: Canvas wrap transformation
Posted: 2013-02-10T14:25:45-07:00
by Bonzo
You could try changing all the exec( ) lines to this style and see if you get any errors.
Code: Select all
$array=array();
echo "<pre>";
exec("convert $cmd highlights.miff 2>&1", $array);
echo "<br>".print_r($array)."<br>";
echo "</pre>";
Re: Canvas wrap transformation
Posted: 2013-02-10T14:29:12-07:00
by yazilim
Bonzo wrote:You could try changing all the exec( ) lines to this style and see if you get any errors.
Code: Select all
$array=array();
echo "<pre>";
exec("convert $cmd highlights.miff 2>&1", $array);
echo "<br>".print_r($array)."<br>";
echo "</pre>";
errors=>
Code: Select all
Array
(
)
1
Array
(
[0] => convert: unable to open image `right.miff': No such file or directory @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/2617.
[1] => convert: no images defined `right_edge.miff' @ error/convert.c/ConvertImageCommand/3021.
)
1
Array
(
[0] => convert: unable to open image `top.miff': No such file or directory @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/2617.
[1] => convert: no images defined `top_edge.miff' @ error/convert.c/ConvertImageCommand/3021.
)
Re: Canvas wrap transformation
Posted: 2013-02-10T15:12:45-07:00
by Bonzo
I pressume you can get simple Imagemagick commands to work like a straight forward resize?
Have you changed the permissions on the folder you are saving to - 777 or 755
It looks like the code is failing here:
Code: Select all
// Crop for the edges
$cmd = " temp.png -clone 0 -crop ".$width."x".$height."+".$edge."+".$edge." highlights.miff -composite -write center.miff +delete ".
" -clone 0 -crop ".$width."x".$edge."+".$edge."+0 -write top.miff +delete ".
" -gravity northeast -crop ".$edge."x".$height."+0+".$edge." -write right.miff +delete null: ";
exec("convert $cmd ");
The standard output from ImageMagick is 0 for sucsesful image generation and 1 for a failure.