Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

It appears to be a transparent image of the proper size. Did you make sure to set a background color and flatten the image. If I just run a straight through conversion like this... magick -density 1200 Hershey_Hiring_in_San_Leandro.pdf Hershey_Hiring_in_San_Leandro.png ... I get the basic document ...

The original document is available at: http://files.justmyneighbors.com/documents/10863/original/Hershey_Hiring_in_San_Leandro.pdf Any ideas? Using IM7 on Windows 10 and converting the PDF with this command... magick -density 1200 -background white ^ Hershey_Hiring_in_San_Leandro.pdf -flatten Hersh...

This isn't a question or problem, for a change. :) I just thought I'd share this fairly simple effect I worked out with IM7. It turns any image into an animated GIF with a ripple effect like a flag waving. Here's an example of the output... https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/35678676/_usflagwavy.gi...

I hope someone has a solution. How it should work is the same as most of the other stuff I do. I just drop a heap of files of various sizes into a folder, click the script and go make a coffee. I'm using ImageMagick 6.9.3-9 on Windows 10, and the command below produces the same results as your seri...

alealvaro wrote:I need to the PNG overlay over the animated gif, aligned to the right. Thanks in advance!

Something like this should work...

Another way to repeat the blur operation on a particular location is to run something like this inside the "for" loop... ... magick -gravity south $img \ \( +clone -crop 550x40+0+10 -background none -flatten -blur 0x6 \) -composite /output_directory/$img ... That starts by telling the imag...

We can also do this with "-region", eg: %IM%convert toes.png -gravity south -region 100%x30% -blur 0x3 b.png For some reason I thought "-region" hadn't been implemented in IM7 yet, but trying that command with 7.0.2-9 on Windows 10 64 it seems to work perfectly. I used the "...

Assuming you only want JPGs and they are all the same size (for your blur image), then ... If the images are all the same size and the blurred section is in the same location on all of them, the command inside the loop could be as simple as this... ... magick $img -gravity south -background none \ ...

I believe the problem is, imagine watching a record spin on a turntable, from the side, except the cheap record has it's hole off-centre so it wavers to the side as you watch it spin. One way to fix that is a type of crop that can search the left/right edges for "non-white" and crop at th...

Wonder why I never thought of it years ago! That looks pretty useful. Here is an example with IM7 in Windows syntax. It shows how to set the delays so each full image pauses a fraction of a second before the next wipe begins. It also shows how to make the wipe come from the left, top, right, or bot...

i expect there could be more elegant ways to do this, not sure if there's some kind of loop construct that can be used to iterate the individual clone/crop commands? but for now this works and I can write a script to generate the full command based on desired input/output. Using ImageMagick 7 on Wi...

Is there anything imagemagick to fix that error so that we can at least operate on it? I couldn't get ImageMagick 7 to open the file on a Windows 10 machine, but I can open it using IrfanView . It makes a 3648x2736 image that appears to have some missing rows on one edge and one end. It also seems ...

I think that the -colors switch is not changing the bit depth the way that I expected. Maybe try something ike this to set the bit depths on the layers... convert input.png -write mpr:iconimg +delete ^ ( mpr:iconimg -resize 256x256 ) ^ ( mpr:iconimg -resize 48x48 ) ^ ( mpr:iconimg -resize 48x48 -de...

It looks like I would have to generate my background image, and then use the composite function to stitch all of the images onto it. Compositing onto a background is one way to approach that, but there are other, often more effective ways to attach images to each other with ImageMagick, aligned sid...

Source image - http://i.stack.imgur.com/JBetn.png Desired result (red overlay) - http://i.stack.imgur.com/UsHFX.png This is easy to achieve in Photoshop by applying a layer effect > color overlay > blend mode: multiply, but I can't seem to work out how to apply this programmatically. Can somebody p...