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If your image already has transparency, then -evaluate set will make it all that value. So you need to reduce the existing opacity/transparency by mutiplication. try for 50% reduction, multiply by 0.5 -delete 0 ( -clone 0 ( C1_L5_017.png -alpha on -channel a -evaluate multiply 0.5 +channel ...

-delete 0 ( -clone 0 ( -alpha on -channel a -evaluate set 50% C1_L5_017.png ) -compose multiply -composite ) To which image do you want to apply the reduced alpha -- the -clone 0 or the C1_L5_017.png First off I REALLY appreciate the help you've provided so far. You're saving my life. I have one ...

try putting your processing after the reading the image you want it to be applied. -delete 0 ( -clone 0 ( C1_L5_017.png -alpha on -channel a -evaluate set 50% ) -compose multiply -composite ) Yeah, I preemptively tried that. Still getting an argument error for set. Your example (with no +channel ...

The latter, the C1_L5_017.png.

To be clearer, I want to multiply layer a with layer b, and before/during that I want to reduce opacity of layer b to 50%.

What is your Imagemagick version, date and platform/OS? The command should be convert image.png -alpha on -channel a -evaluate set 50% +channel result.png Sorry, I forgot to add the -channel a above and have edited it to correct it. http://www.fmwconcepts.com/misc_tests/lena.png convert lena.png ...

Add -alpha on -evaluate set 20% +channel after the image you want to reduce its opacity Hm, I'm having a bit of trouble making this work. So first I just tried to apply it to one image, to see what I was working with. convert C1_L5_017.png -alpha on -evaluate set 50% +channel foo.png But the ...

Hey all, I got a bit of a problem. We have some software that programmatically combines several pngs into a jpg, using a combination of 'over' and 'multiply' conversions. convert ( L0_Leg_Metal_Arc_Chrome.png Sofa_C1_L1_001.png -compose over -composite ) ( -clone 0 C1_L2_001.png -compose over ...

Hey imagemagick dudes, I'm struggling here to figure out what I'm doing wrong. So first I just wanted to compose two png layers over one another and convert to jpg: convert ./1.png ./2.png -compose over -composite 3.jpg This works fine, but the background is black, and I want it to be white. I found ...