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Thank you so much it is working

Hi , Thank you for the reply, both the above mentioned codes are working . I did a mistake by not replacing Rose ;) however I would want to expand the image on all side hence I tried the below command and it is working . All the sides has an equal expansion (top and bottom of equal size , and left ...

Hi ,
Thank you so much for the below code is not working
convert rose: -gravity East -extent 120%x100% e.png
unfortunately the command is not working in v6.6.9

can you please give me an command which will work in 6.6.9

thanks

Hi team, we have a question on if we could expand canvas area of an image in a particular direction. Here is a screencap of what I’m referring to. https://www.screencast.com/t/ExB1T9iNFj (the link can be opened in internet explorer) Let us know if there is any command with the ImageMagick scripting. ...

Hi, the script worked but the backgroung which is am looking is for transparent and grid. not sure how it can be done , sorry for the trouble I am new to image magick. input -- https://www.dropbox.com/s/9fx0dxt2mpae6m7/input.eps?dl=0 my output should look like the below specified in the ink https ...

my input image ---- https://www.dropbox.com/s/9fx0dxt2mpae6 ... t.eps?dl=0
output image after applying the IM command
https://www.dropbox.com/s/lq7rahr8bized ... t.png?dl=0

Hi I tried the IM syntax which you mentioned. but that did not work.
I see that I don't have an option to attach my input file , please let me know the option where I can attach my input an output image

Hi Thank you for responding , we use "ImageMagick-6.6.9-Q16". I use this imagemagic script in media manger. this script is defined in a pipeline of media manger and hence I have not specified the input and output file. my input file will be .eps and the output file will be .png . media manager ...

hello All, I want to perform 3 steps in a single convert comaand 1. convert the image from CMYK to RGB 2. convert the background of a image to transparent 3.convert image to png. convert -profile <path>\CoatedFOGRA27.icc -profile <path>\sRGB_v4_ICC_preference.icc -resample 300x300 -depth 8 "%1"[0 ...