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I would guess you could do a sub image? search but how do you decide what to search for?

What is your question? Below some old php code of mine that will resize using all the available filters. Otherwise you could probably speed up your process by only reading in the image once and then saving the two results. // Build the array of filters to be used exec("convert -list filter"...

Some if not all of the interactive work could be done with JavaScript.

There are threads about that on the forum already and there is no easy way to do it in Imagemagick.

From memory I used open CV when I tried it out and it was quite successful.

Off topic: I see you have made use of -print now fmw42

You can use:

Name Cyan

HEX #00ffff
You may need use ' around the colour '#00ffff'

RGB rgb\(0,255,255\)

RGBA rgba\(0,255,255,1\)

HSL hsl\(180,100,50\)

HSLA hsla\(180,100,50,1.0\)

CMYK cmyk\(100,0,0,0\)

CMYKA cmyka\(100,0,0,0,100\)

Please see this post and add the extra details: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=9620

Even if you know the lat on long I can not see how you will be able to find the city. There are databases for cities online but these are points in the centre. You would need to add a tolerance; for example London has an area of 1,572 km² Paris has an area of 105.4 km² but has all the outlying areas...

You might be able to use JavaScript if you want to make it interactive: http://jsfiddle.net/fabricjs/S9sLu/ https://codepen.io/dlouise/pen/NPZMjo EDIT: Not sure how you would easily get a final image from this method unless a screen grab or possibly pass the details onto Imagemagk where you are back...

What EXIF data do you want?

Unfortunately i can't share to you the image since i'm not the owner of it

Not really an excuse - create a similar one that is not confidential.

NEF seems to be a problem format as it comes up now and again. I would suggest searching the forum as there are other posts. In fact one users image was to red!

A PSD file still contains all the layers and the first layer is the completed image. So try:

It has not been said directly but the people who maintain Imagick are not the people who maintain Imagemagick. I would try and find a dedicated Imagick forum and post there.

What operating system are you using?