Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

What version of IM are you using? "convert -version" will tell you. i just downloaded it like 2 days ago.. so probably the newest version. i also listed the version in me post http://puu.sh/pMXcr/39b04c96e7.png ive got it all sorted now. The crop was all i needed to be able to do.. and i kinda ...

Let's start again. What version of IM are you using? "convert -version" will tell you. You are on Windows 10, that's fine. You have a load of stills, and want an animated GIF. Is that correct? If the stills contain a constant background, that won't take much filespace. You said: The current Gif is ...

the layers optimize made it all kinds of jacked up.. leaving image ghosts but only like every 2 seconds or so.

Is this for an animated GIF? Or for one GIF per image? If it's for animated GIF, don't trim each individual frame, because then the animation will jump around. Instead, use "-layers optimize" on the overall GIF. Yeah one Gif... and you are correct.. i kinda worked that out in me head when i tested ...

ok i got the resize done >Mogrify -resize 1280x720 00*.png that worked like a charm. I also tried Mogrify -Trim on a test image and it trimmed perfectly like i wanted.. but it was too close to the character model and the animations will be cut off. also.. the trim trims around the object it sees and ...

This is what i have so far.. and as you can see there is a lot of room to crop this out and make it smaller.

try this convert image -fuzz XX% -trim +repage result You will have to play with XX. Start low and increase it. Just make XX as small as possible that gets rid of the background color, so that you do not lose part of your figure. But XX may need to be significant (30% or so) since you likely will ...

Basically i want to go from This



to this



and before i do that i need to resize all the images to 1280x720 instead of 1920x1080

Does "-trim" do what you want? Possibly with "-fuzz XX%" before the trim? Im not sure... i think that trim is possibly what im looking for but im not sure how to use it. And im not sure about fuzz.. i used that to get rid of the green. (this image is really just a reference because its the exact ...

Is the wasted space where you have drawn zig-zag lines? What about the horizontal and vertical lines? Did you draw them or were they in the image? Please, always provide your IM version and platform when asking questions, since syntax may differ. Also provide your exact command line and if possible ...

i have a series of images that i need to work on getting into GIF formate and be under 10 seconds and 10 MB There are roughly 700 images in the sequence. The current Gif is working but its 50 MB I want to start by dropping the quality down to 720 instead of 1080 Then From there i want to Crop out ...

fmw42 wrote:You need a larger fuzz value. The fuzz value is how close to your color you want to remove. 0% will remove only the exact color. A larger value will remove colors further from your specified color.

Awesome.. Thank you

You probably do not have pure green. As I measure it, it is rgb(11, 253, 9) and not rgb(0,255,0), So add -fuzz XX% before -transparent. Find the smallest % that works adequately. Since you have antialiasing in your image so that the green mixes with the outline of your small images, you will need a ...

fmw42 wrote:convert 00*.png -transparent "rgb(0,255,0)" test.png

didnt work.. still green

I have a series of Images i need to turn into a gif with transparent background. When i try to convert the RGB it does nothing. when i do >Convert 00*.png -transparent -fill "rgb(0,255,0)" test.png i get Convert: unrecognized color `-fill' @ warning/color.c/GetColorCompliance/1045. Convert: unable ...