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Plot= Placing/replicating an image to exact coordinates. As for the color issue. The PDF will be printing on a printer with multiple color profiles. CMYK CMYKW CMYKOVW W=White, O=orange, V=Violet. The image obtained can be in many formats, so need to standardize those. Also, the images may be in rgb ...

Basically I have a pretty interesting task. I need to take an image, plot it to a pdf template and specify the color format in the generated pdf file. I would have a very hard time describing this without making a lot of private info public. If interested, please email me or Skype me. Skype:Greg ...

Bump.

If you have questions, please ask, I really need someones help with this.

So I've been able to code out an imposition script already. It takes the image uploaded, does it's best to clear it up and lays it out on a sheet as expected. this all works really well. So, before you get to into this post, let me just let you know the first job pay is crap. I'm not making much ...

Thanks Fred, I already did that. I recognized the same issue with the layout as you did, Googled the idea, and found this: https://github.com/juj/RectangleBinPack Looked at the logic behind it, and kept digging. I found that while this does not provide Everything I'd like, it's one hell of a start.

Bonzo, you hit the nail on the head. That is exactly what I was looking for, though I do need to be able to set a max size limit and I think it's using the basic idea I was thinking about with array's, though far more thought out than I did. I wonder how difficult it would be to code this out... I'm ...

Hey Snibgo, Your last option, 4, is the optimal solution. take a series of images, all different sizes, and lay them out so they can be put onto a sheet with a fixed size using as little space as possible. My initial approach to think in terms of free space and used space, and neighbors. so, each ...

ok, so here's what I got. I have a given sheet size, lets say 11x17, at 300 dpi, thats about 3300x5100. Now I need to take images of varying sizes, 300x500, 200x150, 400x800 and place them on the sheet to fill with as little left over space as possible. So like this: http://i.stack.imgur.com/cJig3 ...

Thanks Fred. I can give you access to the source on a one on one bases, but this code generates something that in my industry is actively being worked on by many competitors. I've finally created it. I cannot show it on a website like this, it would be FAR too risky. Please feel free to contact me ...

The images are jpg's that were rotated and converted to png's. Then overlayed with an imagemagick text generation script.

that colorspace argument worked. Thanks

Sorry, that did not work.

All the images go through the exact same process. Why would it make some images greyscaled and others not?

thanks , I'll give it a shot

The url I provided for all the images (http://www.brandnex.com/wristbands/test/hw_[1-36]0_wristband_none.png) is the source. basically: http://www.brandnex.com/wristbands/test/hw_10_wristband_none.png http://www.brandnex.com/wristbands/test/hw_20_wristband_none.png http://www.brandnex.com/wristbands ...

convert (all the images from 1-36) +append final_output.png

ImageMagick 6.8.9-0

Centos 6

hey guys, I am using a convert +append command to join a bunch of images. http://www.brandnex.com/wristbands/test/final_sample_1416667815.png Notice that lightened part in the middle? Well, thats being generated from a bunch of images, here's an image in the middle that appears lightened, but this ...