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Did someone have an idea on how to match the customer need? Using ImageMagick 6 it can be done with a command like this... convert input.jpg \ -set option:distort:scale "%[fx:max((w>h?3000:2000)/w,(w>h?2000:3000)/h)]" \ -distort SRT 0 output6.jpg It can be done with a simpler command if y...

This issue appears to be resolved in version 7.0.8-10. Thanks!

This issue appears to be resolved in version 7.0.8-10. Thanks!

So there's no way to select only today's images for example? You'll have to use one of your system utilities like "find" to locate the files that meet your criteria. Redirect the output of the "find" command to a text file to use as your list of files to process. Then you can re...

Now my aim is to cut out biggest black square from this rotated image . How can I do that ? Using IM 6.8.9 from a bash shell I can cut out the largest square from a larger rotated square with a command like this... squ=853 deg=33 convert -size ${squ}x${squ} xc:green -rotate ${deg} \ -set option:leg...

My question is how can I highlight or frame or identify just one of the four images? For example, let's say I want to show that the correct image on this array is two.png. So I want to someone draw the viewer's attention to just this one piece of the array. In another version of the montage it migh...

Using ImageMagick 7.0.8-9 Q16 x64 HDRI from a Windows 10 command line, these commands result in no change to the "logo:"... magick logo: -implode 0.5 test1.png magick logo: -swirl 180 test2.png This command only adds 12 pixels of background to the bottom of "logo:" but doesn't ap...

Running ImageMagick 7.0.8-9 Q16 x64 HDRI from a Windows 10 command line. This command generates four output images ("info:" in this example), all copies of the first index "0" in the memory register "mpr:test"... magick rose: granite: -write mpr:test -delete 0--1 mpr:te...

Lecram wrote: ↑2018-08-05T23:33:16-07:00Your solution worked for me right after I replaced the x with a comma in the SRT part.

Yep, that was a mistake on my part. I've edited my post to fix it. Glad it worked for you.

is it possible to extend the outermost pixels of an image the same way OpenGL's GL_CLAMP_TO_EDGE does it? The edges of an image may be extended like your example by using -distort SRT and -virtual-pixel edge . An example running IM7 from a Windows command line might look like this... magick input.p...

Hello! I am a complete novice to ImageMagick. My main purpose of using it is for a telegram bot that distorts images. (A bot does exists but its not open source.) I would want to know how to get result similar to these - https://imgur.com/a/20EQYKe A very similar effect can be achieved using ImageM...

I generate the text with: [...] And then I have tried to make it rounded with all of the examples from: https://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/thumbnails/#rounded I don't know if you're locked into that particular sequence, but if not, I'd consider taking a somewhat different approach. With a single com...

A single pixel being 'only' 99% opaque counts as transparency. [...] I can safely assume images have no transparency yet as I can detect images which do and upload as-is. If you know for sure the pixel at "0,0" is not already transparent, it can be as simple as this... magick in.png xc:gr...

Using the example image and testing with ImageMagick 7.0.8-6 Q16 HDRI from a Windows 10 command line, I get no warnings or errors.

This works great but the image is resized need to matain the same size Maybe you'd do better to use "-distort" instead of "-rotate". Try something like this... convert input.jpg -set alpha -background none -virtual-pixel none -distort SRT 75 output.png That keeps the same dimens...