Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

I want it, but news version aren't supported by xampp 1.8.3.

Thank you, It works great. I was working around, changing php/GD for imagick, and it works slower but great. (all the issues in the JPGs are gone, and the PNGs are quite good.) The only thing that I got stucked was trying to add a profile to a PNG, I tried everything. convert d:\xampp2\htdocs ...

I solved the issues, thanks to you, now I'm converting them using the profile directly from my php. A++++ I had one final problem, strange one. I had few PNGs, I processed them the same way that the jpegs, but I see the correct colors in FF and PS, and badly in Chrome. (the same differences that I ...

Thank you Fred, you really help me.
The second looks really close.

Two little things,
could you put down the images I don't have the rights to publish them. =(
and, what should I do to maintain the 96dpi in the output?

Again, thank you so mush, really help me.

Thank you much for your time. The original process was: I had a Master psd, and I have to add the new number (as you can see in this images #9) and then I have to apply an action in photoshop, this action will resize, transform, hide layers, change layer and save and renaming each image. As result I ...

This is what I have -> https://www.dropbox.com/s/u672cpgo1sxhupv/have.jpg
& this is what I need to output ->https://www.dropbox.com/s/oxhfszd50vxl6h8/want.jpg

Thank you, I have my plan B, using an action in Photoshop, but I prefer to solve everything in my php/gd/imagick

Thank you Fred for your quick answer. The input files are RGB. I had to process about 40k/60k images using Photoshop actions. About 10 days ago I started working in a PHP that saves me about 80% (or more) of the time required, and reducing the risk of any error to 0. The final issue that I had was ...

Hi all I'm trying to convert a really big batch of jpgs/pngs to sRGB. I read a lot about it, but I keep having the same issues, I tried <?php header("Content-type: image/jpeg"); $IMagick = new IMagick('D:\img\test.jpg'); $IMagick->setImageColorSpace(Imagick::COLORSPACE_SRGB); echo $IMagick; ?> But ...