Hi,
I had an old version of ImageMagick.
I updated to the latest version, and the interlace command ('convert -interlace PLANE') makes my image brighter than it really is.
Here is an example link:
http://smelectricalltd.co.uk/cs/Satelli ... 2000:45:28
Interlace brighten the image
Re: Interlace brighten the image
What is your operating system and the old version that you were using? Can you specify the complete command that are you running?
Re: Interlace brighten the image
Thanks, Apparently we had a test version of Debian... We returned to the old version...
Re: Interlace brighten the image
Hi All,
I am trying to use ImageMagick to brighten all images in a folder in Ubuntu.
Is there a command line entry when in the Terminal I can put in that would do that by 10% (or another value), for example
INTERLACE *.JPG -BRIGHT10
to brighten all the JPG files in the current folder by 10%?
THANKS!
I am trying to use ImageMagick to brighten all images in a folder in Ubuntu.
Is there a command line entry when in the Terminal I can put in that would do that by 10% (or another value), for example
INTERLACE *.JPG -BRIGHT10
to brighten all the JPG files in the current folder by 10%?
THANKS!
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Re: Interlace brighten the image
For processing multiple files, see http://www.imagemagick.org/script/mogrify.php
For modifying brightness, there are many methods, such as http://www.imagemagick.org/script/comma ... s-contrast
For modifying brightness, there are many methods, such as http://www.imagemagick.org/script/comma ... s-contrast
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