Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

The examples I use are: 1.) compare -fuzz 3% -metric ae image1.jpg image2.jpg difference.jpg 2.) compare -fuzz 3% -metric ae image1.jpg image2.jpg -compose src difference.jpg 3.) compare -fuzz 3% -metric ae image1.jpg image2.jpg -compose src -highlight-color White -lowlight-color Black difference ...

Thak you for everythink. What you wrote is just perfect working. Great explanation.

How many graylevels are? How much must the pixel change that the program count it. Like I sayd the number is 1,2%? If it grayscale it just for 1 level, how much must it be to count it?

I don't know where to post there. Can you help me? Can you send me your email or something else?

Like you sad my unix doesn't suport sed and tr. It said 'sed' is not recognized as an internal or external command,operable program or batch file. I get the same for tr. But OK the things aren't so importand for me. What I don't understand is that I have most of the image red, but the number of ...

Therefore if I understand you right it is so: Both image resolutions are 1920x1080. If I multiply 1920*1080 I will get the number of all pixel, right? In my case it will be 1920*1080=2073600 pixels After the compare the number in the parenthesis is 0,0121116 or 1,21116%. Now I must multiply this ...

Thak you very much. You are the best :D Is there a command whit which I can count the number of pixels that have changed. And a command whit which I can count the number of all pixels that are in the original image, so that I have a reference of the number of all pixels that are in the original ...

Thank you for that opinion. I'm very new in all this thinks, so I will maybe ask you some stupit questions :( That what you wrote to me was very helpfull. Can you please explain this numbers more easier-otherwise? So if the difference between the pictures are small the first number should be a lower ...

What means the number after the compresion?

Hey everybody. I have made some tests about the quality of video codecs and now I want to see the diference betwen these. So what I want to do is: I have a original image and a encodec image. All images are jpg. Now I want to see the diference betwen the original image and the encodec. It will be ...