Questions and postings pertaining to the usage of ImageMagick regardless of the interface. This includes the command-line utilities, as well as the C and C++ APIs. Usage questions are like "How do I use ImageMagick to create drop shadows?".
create a rounded corner all around. then crop one corner and rotate appropriately and composite it over all the corners you want in your original image.
> create a rounded corner all around. then crop one corner and rotate appropriately and composite it over all the corners you >want in your original image.
I not well in imagemagick. Can you write me example of this command?
Hello.
I get "convert: unrecognized option `-alpha'."
My version is 6.2.8.0-4.el5_5.3
How can I solve it.
I need rounded corners and a soft image shadow.
Thank you
marciano wrote:Hello.
I get "convert: unrecognized option `-alpha'."
My version is 6.2.8.0-4.el5_5.3
How can I solve it.
I need rounded corners and a soft image shadow.
Thank you
Your version of IM is way too old (over 400 versions old). You should try to upgrade. If not, then the problem is -alpha extract is too new. So try
Hello, thanks for your help.
Regrettably this is the 'up-to-date' version from my Centos 5.6 repo
This is web server I prefer not to make upgrades by myself.
Imagick php extension makes the script write quite simple but I also get the same out-to-date problem.
In your example I get this error msg
convert: image sequence is required `+clone'
Thank you
PS: the option alpha is still in this command
I have tried the method you suggested, using the -alpha extract version. It does exactly what I needed, but seems extremely slow. I'm relatively new to Imagemagick, so I don't understand it completely yet. Is there a way to to create the mask and save it for reuse, thus saving the time it takes to create the mask each time? In my application, which is creating modified images to be applied to t-shirts, I need to run it against potentially thousands of images, and as it stands, as an octogenarian, I doubt I'll live long enough to finish the project.