Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Got Hugin to work pretty well now. Compared to imagemagick it is much easier to learn xD. Next step is pooling the libraries into cygwin and make everything command line based.

Just installed. You are right, it is confusing. My initial image looks fish-eyed XD.

I have cygwin installed so I can use both bash and dos scripts. I tried using to Mr. Anthony's overlap script mentioned here: http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=25843 but it keeps displaying the error: "unable to open image tmp/.....entropy.miff..." I was hoping for ...

Hi, I have scanned 4 parts of a large map and wanted to stitch them into a seamless image. All 4 parts have overlapping regions but since they are scanned, they won't overlap 100% (more like 95%). Does imagemagick (6.9.0 - Q16 64bit) support this function?

I've rearranged the code below but it says "convert.exe: unable to open image " Blues\%%~na-007-a.jpg". No such file or directory." Set FILESIZE=1000000 For %%a in (*.jpg) do Set ZERO=Blues\%%~na-007-a.jpg For %%f in (%ZERO%) do set BYTE=%%~zf IF %BYTE% LEQ %FILESIZE% GOTO APPEND1 ELSE GOTO APPEND2 ...

echo is showing %BYTE% as nothing.

for %%f in ((NULL)) do set BYTE=%%~zf
echo

Edit: I found the problem. Its the bloody parenthesis ().

I have to rearrange the code to exclude the parenthesis.

I modified it and the dos window simply exited without executing the commands. Is there a way to show precisely which step is causing the problem? Set FILESIZE=1000000 For %%a in (*.jpg) do ( Set ZERO=Blues\%%~na-007-a.jpg for %%f in (%ZERO%) do set BYTE=%%~zf IF %BYTE% LEQ %FILESIZE% ( convert ...

Sign..I'm getting this error "...1000000 is unexpected at this time". Set FILESIZE=1000000 For %%a in (*.jpg) do ( Set ZERO=Blues\%%~na-007-a.jpg IF EXIST %ZERO% GOTO APPEND1 :APPEND1 for %%f in (%ZERO%) do set BYTE=%%~zf IF %BYTE% LEQ %FILESIZE% ( convert Blues\%%~na-007-a.jpg Blues\%%~na-007-b.jpg ...

Great but my code below still isn't working. What have I done wrong? Two conditions: - %%~na-007-a.jpg exists - %%~na-007-a.jpg file size is less/equal to 1mb Set FILESIZE=1000000 Set ZERO=Blues\%%~na-007-a.jpg Set BYTE=%%~zZERO% For %%a in (*.jpg) do ( IF EXIST Blues\%%~na-007-a.jpg GOTO APPEND1 ...

Thank you for the clarifications. for /F "usebackq" %%B in (`stat --printf=%%s x.jpg`) do set BYTES=%%B I am uncertain as to what this does. How is it different to below ? Set Bytes=%%~za If I use %%a and %%b at the same time, how would I know they both correspond to the same file at the same time?

Thanks. Where should I put "-debug all" in the script? I removed "AND "Blues\%%~na-007-a.jpg" LEQ %Filessize%" and the script (without the parenthesis) is now working. I have checked the files in both directories and they are all named and displayed correctly in dos. I think its the parenthesis but ...

I know this is a real clumsy way of doing it but its simple enough for me to understand. %%a = original bunch of files with original filenames %%~na-007-a.jpg = Post processed %%a with "-007-a" suffix added to the filename inside folder "Blues" %%~na.jpg = appended files with the original filenames ...

For some reason, thats not working for me. Do I need a version update?

The sad part is it still isn't working. I have reverted to two separate steps to get the desired effect. A C E G I K M O B D F H J L N P For %%a in (*.jpg) do ( convert Blues\%%~na-007-[a-b].jpg -append Done\%%~na001.jpg convert Blues\%%~na-007-[c-d].jpg -append Done\%%~na002.jpg convert Blues\%%~na ...

Hi, is there something wrong with my code below ? (6.9.0 .Q16.win 7) for %%a in (*.jpg) do convert ^ ( Blues\%%~na-007-a.jpg Blues\%%~na-007-b.jpg +append ) ^ ( Blues\%%~na-007-c.jpg Blues\%%~na-007-d.jpg +append ) ^ ( Blues\%%~na-007-e.jpg Blues\%%~na-007-f.jpg +append ) ^ ( Blues\%%~na-007-g.jpg ...