Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

After some intense reading about images i learned, that I indeed, did not want to resample the Images.
Anyway I want to thank you for your kind help and have to say I appreciate this community and will try to become part of it.

But shouldn't disk space also be somewhat reasonably fast? I've got a pretty fast SSD in my machine..
Anyway: Thank you for your time and help I think I know some people to ask when it comes to debian sysadmin tools

So the first Image has 23808547 bytes

I just had a quick look at the process in htop and it shows 0% CPU and 0% memory load for the convert process.

Resource limits: Width: 20KP Height: 20KP Area: 512MP Memory: 6GiB Map: 512MiB Disk: 10GiB File: 49152 Thread: 4 Throttle: 0 Time: unlimited I suppose the width and height parameters are a little small but still extensive enough for 6000x6000. The map and area parameters seem a little far off to me ...

Yes I have checked the dpi for the input pictures. My input pictures are approximately 1200x2400px at 96dpi or some at 72dpi which i just found out. Never finishing in my case means I left it running for a good 45 minutes with no result. This seemed to slow on a quadcore cpu with 16gb of ram in my ...

Hello Guys, I'm quite new to computer science at all so please excuse any mistakes you might see. I wanted to build a script to unify images in bash, so I did the following: #!/bin/bash for pic in /some/dir/*.jpg; do echo $pic convert $pic -resize 2000x2000^ $pic echo "resize done" convert -verbose ...