Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

I closed my weblink and therefore post the resulting working .csh script here (the lines after each convert command must be concatenated into a single line; I don't how to cut and paste such). Snibgo, many thanks! #!/bin/csh # make the stamp characters transparent ### adapt region and colors ...

Removed, I found I had inadvertently done this twice.

Hurrah! I converted the not-working bash to a csh script in which I concatenated all lines to one and it works! I put it also on my site.
Thanks!

Thanks, should have seen that. But it still balks:
fillholes: line 92: -layers: command not found
and similar for the rest of the tail lines if I comment them out one by one. Replaced at my site. Apology I am analphabetic in these matters.

Dear snibgo - again many thanks for your effort! I tried my hand at bash but don't get the script working. I put it (fillholes) in http://www.staff.science.uu.nl/~rutte101/rrlnk/mastermagick/ together with testtrans.png made with your transform-to-transparent convert command. The new method sounds ...

Dear experts, I am very grateful for your efforts on my behalf! I already tried snibgo's first method but didn't get a working script using csh (the only I know) for the repeated (+clone -resize) convert entries. Frankly, the -clone option explanation re parentheses is also beyond me... Would you be ...

Sibgo's second example looks perfect but the warnings on his website indeed imply I should wait for incorporation in imagemagick (I don't speak windows or c and bat > tcsh also seems far too involved for me). I don't know how he found all the colors by which he made the date-time stamp transparent ...

To fmw42: Dear mastermagician Fred - the duck is example is impressive! In my case the date stamp is a particular yellow color with black borders so now my question is how to identify that color and make it black. In hope that you may wish to try your mastermagick wand I put a sample image ...

The Canon PowerShot D20 camera of a friend added a yellow banner specifying date and time in the lower right
corner of his .jpg photographs. Is there a command-line convert command to remove these? Perhaps by removing
that particular yellow color in a subframe box?