crop and swap images from driver license

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yecsabc
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crop and swap images from driver license

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I have two sample California driver licenses. I'd like to crop the images from the DL and then swap the images between the two samples in command line. How could I achieve it using imagemagick? Are there any other tools recommended? Thanks.
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Re: crop and swap images from driver license

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This seems to me to have questionable legal objectives.
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Re: crop and swap images from driver license

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fmw42 wrote: ↑2017-03-17T11:18:13-07:00 This seems to me to have questionable legal objectives.
Didn't mean to bring questionable legal problems. I am asking this only to complete some software testing.
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Re: crop and swap images from driver license

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IM can crop out part of one image and composite that over another image. But you would need to know the coordinates of the image parts. You could find those with Gimp. You could do all the work in Gimp, and that's the obvious tool to use.
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Re: crop and swap images from driver license

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snibgo wrote: ↑2017-03-17T11:37:58-07:00 IM can crop out part of one image and composite that over another image. But you would need to know the coordinates of the image parts. You could find those with Gimp. You could do all the work in Gimp, and that's the obvious tool to use.
Thanks. I just downloaded it and will play with it soon.
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