Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Sorry to reopen a dead topic. I came back to the same job this summer and realized that the newer version of ImageMagick likely did not work because I had reached end of life support for the particular release of Ubuntu that I was running.

Thank you all very much for your help! I decided to add another mask, that only includes the 480x480 square that I want. For the remaining 102 pixels, I used a crop argument. This allowed me to remove my trim argument. Final code: convert source.png squaremask.png -alpha Off -compose CopyOpacity ...

Is there any way for me to get around the rounding?

If you notice on that image that I attached in my previous message, on the right and bottom edges the white pixels cut out. If I create the mask by going to the outermost circle (the red one) then I don't get my offset issue. But if I fill in those edges with white pixels, then it creates the offset ...

I didn't use any commands to create the circle mask, I did it in gimp. That test layer that I'm using in the last command is composed of a bunch of circles, and so I just filled white in to the outermost circle and filled the exterior with black. http://i.imgur.com/23h8Ji9.png So basically I just ...

I'm doing some processing for an image and it's entirely necessary that I preserve the original center of the image. I start with a 580x480 source image. There are 100 pixels on the right that I need to get rid of, and also, I only need a 478x478 circle of the image. So, I created a 480x480 mask ...

Nevermind! I just added a +repage and that seems to have fixed it.

Hi there! I'm trying to convert an image in a few steps. It starts off as a 580x480 image and I only need 474x474 of those pixels. So it goes from the original image, then it gets converted with a 474x474 circular mask (so now only the pixels inside of the circle are visible). After that, I remove ...

Hey thank you so much. I just did the uninstall and the older version of IM that I had on my machine was still configured properly.
Everything is working great now!
I think my issue is that I installed the tar file for the most recent version and never properly configured it. Silly mistake.

A couple days ago I decided I wanted to install Perl-Magick to do some scripting on my images. I seem to have broken ImageMagick's delegates and created multiple versions. I'm not entirely sure... I'm fairly new to linux. I traced back my command paths as best as I could and I will try to guide you ...