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Check Anthony's signature for examples of how it works and what it does then decide if this is what you are looking to use?

If it is what you want to use a link to the image and what method you intened to use would help.

With the -geometry you just need -geometry +4+4

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The first code example looks correct; try it with a pdf on your server first to see if it works ? I assume the images directory is CHMOD 777. P.S. When using something like image.psd[2] for the 3rd layer in a psd file I put 'image.psd[2]' in my php code. I am unsure what you would want to use; that ...

You could try "channel" loads of options: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/command-line-options.php#channel convert house.jpg -channel g -normalize adjust.jpg "Levels" for white point - no idea how to use that: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/command-line-options.php#level The...

This was the result of my test, I was going to look at it again tonight. The glitter effect is not great.



I used the noise operator as well, impulse gave the best effect.

Needs a rethink and I can not delete this post !

As you say both -resize and -geometry work - I would not have thought they would

Anyway using a relative path to the image with php5 on my XAMMP server will work so as you say it looks like something to do with windows?

I am afraid I can not help then; the information can be obtained but as you says its then getting it into your application.

Sorry Clive I didn't fully digest your post, It is using php. I have never tried it but from a post on another forum about running php on a windows PC: You are able on window as well by using the command line. If you have PHP's path to the executable set in the PATH environment variable you can run ...

OK but I think you still need -resize not -geometry.

I do not know how it is working from the command line but as I see it you do not have an input image and -geometry is not for resizing. I do not Use mogrify so I can not be sure but try: <?php $cmd = "mogrify input.jpg -resize 80x60 C:\Inetpub\intranet\photos\logo.jpg"; exec($cmd); ?>

See http://redux.imagemagick.org/discourse- ... f=1&t=9045

Not the best way to do this; I did have a better way but can not remember how to do it now ! <?php function GetGeometry($result) { global $original_width, $original_height; $start = strpos($result, "Resolution"); $result = substr($result, $start); $length = strpos($result, "\n");...

There may be an answer in Anthonys examples - http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/

If you were on a later version you could use an fx comand to set the -size to match the original image although I have never been able to get this to work for me using php. If you are using this with php you can use getimagesize and put the width and height into variables then use these variables in...