Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Snibgo, once again thanks for your help. In the end, I managed to solve the issue; due to some limitation I have in changing the parameters fed to IM (some are sort of "builtin"), this is the issued command now: convert.exe 11_077.tif -colorspace RGB -density 96 -limit memory 2048 -limit map 4096 ...

I managed to track down the exact command that is issued by the system: convert.exe 11_077.tif -colorspace RGB -density 96 -limit memory 2048 -limit map 4096 -limit area 8192 -background white -flatten -quality 80 -strip -filter Lanczos -profile "sRGB Color Space Profile.icm" -colorspace RGB -resize ...

Unfortunately -alpha off didn't any good. To a profane (me) eye, it'd seem like the image has two layers, and for some reason one is "cropped off" during the jpeg creation. However, I see the -flatten option set, so I guess that option should address such kind of layers issue. Any other help is ...

Snibgo, thanks for your reply. I see no clip option in the profile XML, so I guess the reason may be different. Please find below the identify -verbose ouptut for both a good and a bad TIFF. I can't spot any real difference in the two files, but I'm a novice at this. Any further help is really ...

Hi all, I'm at a loss investigating an issue we had with JPEG images obtained from TIFF originals. This is a sample JPEG showing the issue. http://i.imgur.com/R4WxSX2.jpg Of course, the man has colors in the original TIFF, which is very large (about 550MB); however, size doesn't seem to be a factor ...

@all of you:
Goal accomplished! THANKS! To all of you for your helpful suggestions and time. Really appreciated!

Regards,
Exilas

@bonzo: Thanks, thanks, thanks! The output of your last commands is near enough to the goal to be ok. Just a tiny last step: could you help me to translate the last command composite -watermark 10% tile.png -tile RaOUW.jpg embossed.jpg into an equivalent one using convert with just one occurrence of ...

@Bonzo & fnm42: Once again thank you guys! We're really near to the goal, I'm trying to tweak the effect a little. Just a couple of questions: 1. How can I separate the texture production from the texture application? I tried to run separately the parethesized command to create a pat_im.png texture ...

@fmw42: Unfortunately I do not have the non-textured music sheet image, however I applied the very same texture via Photoshop to a different image: Original: http://i.imgur.com/RaOUW.jpg (full image at http://i.imgur.com/RaOUW.jpg) Textured: http://i.imgur.com/iQDnG.jpg (full image at http://i.imgur ...

@fmw42: The link to the page that shows how to substitute the composite command with the convert one is really useful, thanks, I missed it. About the watermark examples page, I already tried those examples, but I cannot achieve my goal. Actually, as I said in the first post, it would seem to me that ...

@Bonzo: My understanding from reading the ImageMagick website is that there are ways to perform the "composite" transformations by using "convert" only, albeit with some limitations and/or tricks. Since I'm forced to use a tool that could invoke only the "convert" command of the ImageMagick suite, I ...

@fmw42: Thanks for your help. The original image is a scan of a music sheet. The addition to it I'm trying to recreate is the "© P.A.T." text applied diagonally. Note how it appears as engraved from below, since the original image is almost unchanged, as if it is retained over the engraving. @Bonzo: ...

For the life of me, I cannot achieve through IM a texture effect similar to this (sorry for the somewhat big image, but I think it is needed to show exactly the effect I need): http://i.imgur.com/2KcO6.jpg This was obtained in Photoshop with those steps: 1. Create a texture in TIF format, 200x200px ...