Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

@Everyone I'm still working on the scripts unfortunately I can't get them done as fast as I wanted as of almost a few days after I've spoken with Fred I ended up with severe vision problems my sight goes from clear to blur and well I should of asked my wife sooner to give a update to the situation ...

@snibgo

Ironically I had this in my bookmarks might be able to help out on this case.

http://fits.gsfc.nasa.gov/fits_samples.html

has some sample images they read like text so I'm assuming conversion might not be that bad to do... as for actual converters this site also has some.

PandoraBox

Is there any formula that list of all the image's pixel color values with their corresponding coordinates ?. The formula you show me is just for one column only.

Simple,
convert image.ext image.txt

PandoraBox

Try this.

https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://ww ... /download/*

(replace the http://www.imagemagick.org/download/ with where ever the location was)

ImageMagick is mostly stored on archive.org it's not perfect but you might get lucky and find what your looking for.

PandoraBox

No problem sent you a e-mail at the address you've given me.

PandoraBox

Didn't know if here or pm you directly would be the best road. Just wanted to say I'm almost done figuring out a way to convert most of your scripts into dos based batch files using simple tools or just basic dos commands to make them user friendly (Obviously for personal use as I am always intrigue ...

Thanks fred, but like you say always if people post the version and operating system saves a huge amount of work however I can't complain when I see a comparison code for different platforms..

Thanks again.

If your under windows something like this in a batch file works well also. for /F "tokens=*" %%A in (wordlist.txt) do call :process %%A goto thenextstep :process set VAR1=%1 convert -size 100x100 -background white -font arial.ttf -fill black label:"%VAR1%" -trim +repage -depth 8 %VAR1%.jpg composite ...

Pixels you must mean pictures xD From a 16:9 to a 4:3 you can either crop your image to get your 4:3 image value or calculate and center your image on a black square of a 4:3 ratio. A quick search with google gives this topic. http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?t=23192 Best of ...

Hello everyone, just a quick question as I'm working on a GUI for Imageagick in python using PAGE and I'm working on some plug-in effects (The tool is going to be a total freebie) my question is can something like this be done : pixel 1 on image 1 and pixel 1 on image 2. 200,200,200 image 1 pixel 1 ...

What's the best way to merge 2 images that are mostly white but with only one color (that is not specific) and adding a second image that has a different color on top of it replacing the white parts and not touching the other colors (None of theses pixels will ever overlap so there is no issue there ...

The posterize command worked great that was exactly what I was looking for. The reason why I needed those primary colors is that I am using a tool called PaperBa(c)k http://www.ollydbg.de/Paperbak/index.html and I was wishing to modify this code to work with colored bar codes the issue was no ...

I'm stumped on this one as I really hate doing a for loop in dos to check all 16 million colors on a image. What I am trying to do is for example if I have the color 237,23,23 I want to have 255,0,0. The common rule is that if the color is 127 or more set to 255 if not set to 0. To end up with only ...

Sorry for the late post got a power surge that knocked my whole system down, now I'm back up and running. I'll definitely go through your batch files as I also myself am a dos freak and learn some more IM tricks from your files. The only PITA with good old dos is that you need lots of escapes to use ...

This is more than perfect just tried the results inside of Inkscape works like a charm and flawlessly. I seriously have to go through reading the source code for ImageMagick because really I feel ashamed of asking such questions. Thanks again well if your ever in Montreal,Qc. area I'll buy you a ...