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Glad to be of use. Thanks.

I'm using: ImageMagick-6.7.3-0-Q16-windows-dll

On a laptop (2GB memory) this command line:

convert -size 4500x3500 xc: +noise Poisson OUT.JPG

took 2 minutes 10 seconds. This seems excessive. Am I wrong?


Thanks.

I should apologise for the above remarks; they sound more than a little snotty. I'm aware that the developers don't want a buggy piece of software any more than I do - so sorry, and thanks for the help.


D.

I know it has nothing to do with -distort Polar -1. I know that because the dropouts are linear - doh! I was pointing out that the tosh about -sparse-color was irrelevant since -distort Polar -1 came after it. The gen on OpenMP was at least germane. I'll bear it in mind.


D.

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