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This is cleaner than my effort

My final (for now) working version of the Rounded Corners and Drop Shadow script. Why I wrote it: I have a few blogs to maintain and people tend to send me FaceBook images that are notmuch more than Thumbnails - sometimes as low as 20KB, usually around 100KB. And they expect them to look great on ...

Just an update. None of the suggestions worked for me, so I tore apart the script I used for the diagonal collages. It is clumsy and not very professional but it works perfectly for me at the moment. Well, almost perfectly. I'm getting the multiple extensions that I used to get on my other stuff and ...

Hmmm I can add yet another loop to the collection of loops that didn;t work on that piece of code. Every time I run it on a single jpeg, I get a perfect result. I know it is simpler to just use Phatch. But I know from searching on Google that a lot of other people want to do this. And the only thing ...

Thank you to snibgo and GeeMac. Since my brain lesions I have had quite a few years of 'losing' stuff I used to be able to do in my sleep. So obviously this is not 'my' code'. I was trying to modify the Thumbnail code from the Imagemagick website to make achieve the same things on jpegs as on gifs ...

Hi, I've been trying to find a way to do this and have searched here and in google generally. I've pretty well given up, after trying a heap of loops and other things, but I wondered if someone here might have actually worked it out. I have the following saved as s shell script and it works perfecly ...

Try putting the batch file in a folder, copying the image to that folder then clicking the batch file to run it. There's a slim possibility running the batch file directly in the same folder as the image might skip opening the window.

Thank you snibgo. That explanation tells me more than anything I've been able to find so far, except my using your earlier 'hints' and a lot of trial and error. I wondered why my attempts to run multiple processes inside the miff were not working, yet there can be a heap of images actually in there ...

Thanks snibgo. Sadly none of that was much use for finding out how to actually use miff. So I searched inside this forum and also searched google to try to find some description of how to work with miff. Sadly, again, there seems to be nothing written anywhere about what it does, how it can be used ...

Ok. I tried.

replacing .jpg with .miff did not work
likewise with .mif

So it looks like the original script is the go.

Thanks snibgo. Let me see if I have this right. I should change: # Strip ICC profiles and rename numerically convert *.jpg +profile "*" 'noicc'$file.jpg # Apply unsharp mask to all jpegs convert 'noicc-'*.jpg -unsharp 10x4+1+0 'unsharp'$file.jpg to read: # Strip ICC profiles and rename numerically ...

Meanwhile, for anyone like me who just wants to enhance the detail in a few thousand images for printing on canvas (for example) try this. It is quick and dirty, and it works in Linux. Might need changes for Windows or Mac users. All I need to do is get rid of the blur, especially from things like ...

I have to use unsharp across a range of images at various resolutions. I had the same question as the OP, but after adjusting hundreds of images I'v settled on -unsharp 10x4+1+0 as being pretty universal. But as has been mentioned above there is no real 'one size fits all' option. This is an old ...

I went through that a couple of months ago, and identify -version shows that I'm using ImageMagick 6.8.9-3. I think from memory, I downloaded the latest tarball and went through the whole configure, make, make install thing. Instructions are here: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/install-source.php ...

Hello Fred, I'm using ImageMagick 6.8.9-3 on Linux. That particular script is no problem. It was just telling me strange things when I tried to use it in various ways to stop my script giving an output filename of something like processed.jpg.png I suppose the problem was that I could find no way of ...