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I can't, I'm afraid. I don't know enough bash command syntax to have any idea what half of the code you provided means. Last try: can someone just provide me with a .bat file that does what I originally asked for? I'm sorry, but I don't have enough background knowledge to employ the solutions you're ...

Right, okay.
I can't even persuade ImageMagick to work at all under Cygwin.
Thank you very much for trying, but I'm done with this.

I can't get the -region command to work, no matter what I try. This is part of why I came here asking for advice.

I did try running a subimage compare, and it appeared to just hang. When I looked it up, I found that this apparently takes a very long time? I've got hundreds of pages I want to run through this, so I'd prefer something quicker...

Yes, modulo the usual imprecisions of scanning.
It's also always in the same location relative to the actual panels too, though of course this doesn't mean exactly the same X/Y coordinates on each image.

The top part of an image with the marker in question: http://i.imgur.com/R2rmWqk.jpg I can't simply blindly crop the whole top margin, because some pages have art going all the way to the edge. My hope is that if I could simply define the region which contains the mark, check whether or not it has a ...

Using: ImageMagick 7.0.5-3 Q16 x64 2017-03-18 On Windows 7, via the CMD prompt. I have some manga pages I have scanned, and I want to be able to crop them as a batch. However, at the top corner of some pages is a "read this way" marker (in case you're not used to those wacky foreigners and their ...