Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Thanks again for the tips. Here's where I've got to: Original image: http://lego.cllearview.com/images/original/tiger.jpg Processed image: http://lego.cllearview.com/images/examples/tiger-lego-processed.png This was using a combination thus: convert -colors 25 -treedepth 8 convert +dither -remap ...

Or post a link to your original tractor image so I can test this. Bonzo - could you please oblige. I have test images that I could post, but it makes sense to continue working with your tractor if we can. Try replacing -resize with -scale or possibly better with -sample I didn't have immediate ...

Thanks for the suggestions. It mostly makes sense so far :) However, looking at the pixelated image of the tractor, that displays the problem that I'm trying to describe where, for example, the edges of the tractor wheels are anti-aliased with a "transition" colour between the black of the tyre and ...

I'll try and put together a couple of image examples, but as another way to describe what I'm trying to do, imagine that you overlay a grid on top of an image and then fill the squares of the grid in with the most dominant colour of the image beneath within each section of the grid. That way, you ...

I'm interested in taking a photo image and reducing it into blocks of colour so that it can then be reproduced using lego bricks. I've played with several options in IM 6.6.7-1 on OS X and haven't been able to create a crisp, sharp image. In reading the docs, often the requirement for a resize or ...