Hi, thank you for reading my post, I am almost complete on my project, however I have an issue when blending two images, I need advice (though I do have an idea what my issue is)
I am applying a "multiply" or "screen" effect to the top layer (after colorizing the top layer based on the average color of the base layer) however the end result is not always perfect, I think that is because of the lightness / darkness of the comparative layers. I would like to try and lighten or darken based on the comparison between both layers.
I have seen this (but not sure how to execute an if statement on the in-line command
http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/compose/#lighten
"Compare the source and destination image color values and take the respective lighter or darker value."
Hit me up peterjamesbennett@yahoo.co.uk with a cost for you input.
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Re: Paid: Mosaic Generation
Sorry, perhaps I misunderstand. But the command in that reference does just what you are asking. Give it two images and do the compose lighten command. Or use
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convert image1 image2 -compose lighten -composite result
or
convert image1 image2 -evaluate-sequence max result