What command are you using?
operation ordering problems were illeminated in the version 5 to version 6
changes to commandline handling.
See basices
http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/~anthony/graph ... s/#cmdline
Order of Operations - Geometry
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Well that is the problem "composite" only has -geometry as a setting
it is not applied until the very end. use resize then use -geometry to place
the result.
it is not applied until the very end. use resize then use -geometry to place
the result.
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You want both images rotated? or just the image that will be overlayed?
Either way I recomend you go to the "convert" command and use -composite
there, performing the rotations as needed.
Either way I recomend you go to the "convert" command and use -composite
there, performing the rotations as needed.
Code: Select all
convert background.img \( overlay.img -rotate 3 \) -geometry -geometry 1596x1119+552+396 -composite result.img
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