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As soon I get home I’ll be checking it However, there are some details I can share/ I’ve made the same thing on an older version (can’t remember right now, I was dealing with the same software) and I didn’t have any trouble . I’ve made an regular loop and tried to add the rotated image to an List<Ma...

snibgo wrote: ↑2018-09-07T13:23:40-07:00

pablobhz wrote:Is there anything i can do to change the max memory MagickNET can allocate ?

Resource limits are set in policy.xml. If the problem is that one of those limits is reached, you can edit that file, eg to remove that limit entirely.

And where do i find policy.xml ?

Hello Everyone. I"ve been trying to rotate 5 images simultaneoulsy, using a Parallel.For However, i'm always having a Magick.OutOfResource (something like it) exception. Is there anything i can do to change the max memory MagickNET can allocate ? This is the code that shows the problem: Paralle...

The input order is indeed important. I get the correct output with the following code: using (MagickImageCollection images = new MagickImageCollection()) { images.Add(@"i:\CMYK\8FILES_IMPOSED_4UP_BACK.PDF (C)00.TIF"); images.Add(@"i:\CMYK\8FILES_IMPOSED_4UP_BACK.PDF (M)00.TIF");...

I'm sure its a noob question.
But whats the difference of using IMagickImage instead of MagickImage only ?

Thanks

You need to store the rotated image somewhere i.e: MagickImage mysampleImage = new MagickImage(filePath); mysampleImage = mysampleImage.Rotate(90); mysampleImage.Write(@"C:\TEST\rotatedimage.png"); If you're working with multiple images (you said 6), why don't you create a List<MagickImage...

The input order is indeed important. I get the correct output with the following code: using (MagickImageCollection images = new MagickImageCollection()) { images.Add(@"i:\CMYK\8FILES_IMPOSED_4UP_BACK.PDF (C)00.TIF"); images.Add(@"i:\CMYK\8FILES_IMPOSED_4UP_BACK.PDF (M)00.TIF");...

convert IMAGE_BLACK.TIF IMAGE_CYAN.TIF IMAGE_MAGENTA.TIF IMAGE_YELLOW.TIF -negate -set colorspace CMYK -combine FINALRESLUT.PNG "-combine" expects the input images to be in the order of the colorspace name, ie CMYK. But you have given them in the order BCMY. Does it apply for MagickNET al...

Hello everyone. I had this thread, some months ago: http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=31621 Anyway i tought it was best to create a new one. I'm trying to combine some images, but they're not being combined correctly - even using ImageMagick command line. Based on ...

private static void imageComposition(MagickImage newPngImage, int imagePositionCount,List<string> IZInfo) { string imageDensity = newPngImage.Density.ToString(); int removalPos = imageDensity.IndexOf("x"); imageDensity = imageDensity.Remove(removalPos, imageDensity.Length - removalPos); d...

The image http://i.imgur.com/Ur8we0z.png is opaque lines in a transparent background. So it can be composited over LpbkJgf.jpg with no mask needed: convert LpbkJgf.jpg Ur8we0z.png -composite x.png It worked as you said. However, the composition isn't working as expected. It produces an image with a...

You can do a 3 image composite where the last image is grayscale mask. The mask brightness then controls the blending of the two images. Or you can create two masks. One for the first image and the second for the second image. Then put each mask into the alpha channel of the corresponding image usi...

As soon I get home ill read and try what was suggested . Thank you both for the attention and help . I figured out what you guys said , really makes sense . Both images have a white background basically , makes no sense compose one above the other . Another approach would be copy the non-white pixel...

The opacity level means how much an image is transparent , right ?
So , I must first composite them in some kind of white background (both) and then try to composite them (spot and final)?

snibgo wrote: ↑2017-04-11T15:10:27-07:00 Both of your images are entirely opaque. With no transparency, you will only see the edges of the bottom image where it is larger than the top image.

I'm sorry but I don't know that much about images .
I have to add some kind of mask / transpareci before trying to composite , that's it ?