Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Thanks for the tip. The %%t is what was needed to get rid of the extension. I really wasn't aware of this switch before. Yes, I did chop off those 2 labels so that I wouldn't overwhelm people with what is essentially redundant stuff. Maybe I should have detailed what the script does in more detail ...

imagemagick version ImageMagick-7.0.8-67-Q16-x64 Windows 10.0.18362 (build 18362) Hi! I'm currently working on bringing a script I wrote something like 10 years ago up to speed. Lets just say it's a bit of a mess so I'm hoping somebody has an idea on how to improve it. The script is used to create ...

Well... that was fast and easy!
Thanks a million.... somehow I just kept taking the hard route...

Now, I'm off to step two, putting them into a grid using the montage function

Hi! I'm trying to take a bunch of images, resize them to 425x283 and then add a black asymmetric border to them to make the final images 450x413 with the image in the center of the final image. So far, using the Mogrify -thumbnails 425x283 does a good job getting them to size. But I really don't ...

I'm going at it from a photographic standpoint. I know the digital sensor has at best a 3 f/stop range from highlight to shadow. I also know that a B&W film can record a maximum of 9 f/stops (being very optimistic here). So, if I take 3 scans of the negative at different shutter speeds, I should be ...

The main problem is that I plan on doing this with a raspberry pi... it's pretty limited on the hardware side. I'm going to have to experiment a bit. I did come across this late last night convert *.tif -evaluate-sequence mean test.tif I think I'm going to go from there and see how far I can push ...

Hi! I'm starting to work on yet another project and still have no idea where to begin. I'm thinking of building a special film scanner using a RaspberryPi to capture the images and then send them to my PC for processing. I want to get some tiffs at 16 bit per pixel, but the device I plan on using ...

Finally nailed it... all I needed to do was quote the files like this for %%f in (*.jpg) do ( echo %%~nf convert -quiet -size 2550x120 xc:white -font arial -pointsize 50 -annotate +20+80 "%%~nf" -trim +repage -bordercolor white -border 10 text%%~nf.mpc" convert "%%~nf.jpg" -quiet -filter triangle ...

I tried but the box in which the text was was still too small...

OK! I finally got it to do what I wanted to... almost. The script works super well but chokes on filenames containing dashes and spaces, especially the first command. Granted I didn't make it pretty, but it almost works. Here's what I do: I first make a file containing the text that I want using ...

OK, I've been working on it and have gone 99% of the way using this for %%f in (*.jpg) do ( echo %%~nf convert %%~nf.jpg -verbose -filter triangle -resize 3300x3300 -gravity center -extent 2550x3300^ +repage -negate -blur 20x20 -gravity southwest -undercolor white -fill black -font arial^ -pointsize ...

Sorry for some of the missing explanations and details. I'm new to IM so bare with me. I'm running IM 6.9.2-10 Q16 x64 on Windows 10 What I'm planning on doing is taking the original image (which will be square) and blowing it up to fit an 11x11 inch page, cropping it back to 8½x11 so that it fits ...

Just what I did...

BTW, I'm running IM 6.9.2-10 Q16 x64 on Windows 10

Hi! I'm working on a project and I'm really stuck on this one. I have a bunch of Jpegs on which I would like to write the file name (minus the full path and extension) on the bottom left of the image (leaving a small gap so that it doesn't get cut out by the printer). To be more precise, I have many ...

That's exactly it! I did manage to do something late last night using mogrify but the composite part was really annoying me as all I could get was some odd transparency effect that just didn't work. Now that I got the basic gist of it, I can tweak it all so I can get the best effect for my project ...