And what was the input file for my first command, the one that goes:
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%IM%convert effect.jpg ^
-channel R -level -73.91%%,81.91%% ^
-channel G -level -4%%,96%% ^
-channel B -level -78.58%%,213.08%% ^
+channel ^
e.jpgImplement This Filter
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snibgo
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Re: Implement This Filter
Your e.jpg and e3.jpg are different. Look at the edges. You can get a bigger difference by tweaking the "-modulate" numbers.
And what was the input file for my first command, the one that goes:
And what was the input file for my first command, the one that goes:
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johnthomas1433
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Re: Implement This Filter
e.jpgsnibgo wrote:Your e.jpg and e3.jpg are different. Look at the edges. You can get a bigger difference by tweaking the "-modulate" numbers.
And what was the input file for my first command, the one that goes:Code: Select all
%IM%convert effect.jpg ^ -channel R -level -73.91%%,81.91%% ^ -channel G -level -4%%,96%% ^ -channel B -level -78.58%%,213.08%% ^ +channel ^ e.jpg
e3.jpg
