Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

fred, thanks for the script sample, i had one that did somthing similar but was twice as long and convoluted. Anthony, thankyou for the tip, it works!. I can mask the high signal areas and use -contrast-stretch, -autolevel etc... and imagemagick now computes the new black point/white point as if the ...

I apologize, I misstated the behavior of image magick in my original question but the intent of the question still stands. Here is what I observe with links to sample image. When I mask the high signal areas and perform normalization -convert orig.png -clip-mask firemask.png -normalize withmask.png ...

Thanks guys. I don't understand you're suggestions, can you give an example. If I invert the mask, won't it end up just masking the opposite part of the image. I am trying to contrast stretch an image that has a few areas that are much higher signal values, if I normalize the entire image, than the ...

Is there a way to apply -normalization or -contrast-stretch to a masked image, so that the black point/white point computation ignores the masked part of the image, and the resulting black point white point stretch is applied to the whole image When i try convert fire.png -clip-mask maskfire.png ...