Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Any help? I'm having an hard time finding the correct and best way to approach this problem. I think the only solution is applying some antialiasing to every single generated card as output, but i'm sure there must be another (and less CPU intensive) way. If i soften edges before extracting the ...

Okay i took all the data from this topic, some info i found on the internet, some personal thoughts and tried to create a proper script. It's not that complicated as of now. Kinda simplified but these are the steps: 1. Detect any background and remove it, replacing it with transparency. This is ...

I'm trying to implement the script but i still have one problem. Given that the initial image i'll be working on will be a scan done by a scanner or even a photograph, the background color won't be truly unique. It will probably be some kind of shade of a solid color (which i still have to choose ...

As far as i noticed it's working perfectly on Linux and it's what i was looking for: thank you! I'll have a better look as soon as i have more time then i'll have to convert it into a Windows script and post back here. Another question: what's the best way to automatically deal with a similar image ...

fmw42 wrote: ↑2018-02-07T12:08:21-07:00 What platform are you on? Can you provide your input image without arrows and annotation?

Sure thing! Here it is: https://i.imgur.com/kh6MRaf.png
Keep in mind this is just a picture i'm using for testing, the end result will be a big high-quality picture.
I'm working on windows btw.

Hello, for a project i have to take a physical deck of playing cards and turn it into a digital collection of pictures. Basically, i have to scan a black (or any solid color) piece of cardboard with an entire deck of playing cards on it. Then, after scanning and once i have the high-quality file, i ...