Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Thanks! That's exactly it.

Thanks for the quick response. I want to remove the upper portion of an image (let's say 100x20) and put it at the bottom while keeping the same original dimensions. If I can apply the change to all images at the same time, all the better. But I'm really just curious what the best way is to ...

I'm back with another (basic) question. How would I accomplish this against all images in a directory? http://i.imgur.com/LIvWyMw.jpg I think I can crop and then chop the original image, save the cropped part as a second image, and then use -append to join them again. But I was wondering if there's ...

Works perfectly, man. Thanks for your help. I should apologize for being programmatically deficient. Take care and thanks again.

It's not a typo, unfortunately. I don't know why that value needed to be different than the others, but the x-value of 72 on that command and the x-value of 62 on the previous command create a crop the exact same size. I just accepted that it's goofy and moved on. So it's working *better* when using ...

identify dumps a whole bunch of info. I'll update my version. Don't know if it matters, but this is on a VM, Win7 x86, and the E drive is a shared drive and is ultimately a network location. My work day just started so I have to black out for 9 hours. I'll try to update this later. Thanks for the ...

Thanks for the quick response. That's my confusion as well. They all actually *do* work just fine when I run each line manually, in succession, in CMD. But when I run the batch, most of them error out. Is there a lock time on the parent image file that I need to wait for in between convert commands ...

I have a 1280x1024 screenshot and I want to take uniform 62x138 sized crops of the image in all different places (already have the coordinates), and then save those crops away as smaller individual images for manipulation later. I've used batch files to join many smaller images into huge ones before ...