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i found its explanation - Composite the image pixels as defined by the mask.

what's the meaning? filter a image according to a specified mask?

regards

haibara wrote:i found its explanation - Composite the image pixels as defined by the mask.

what's the meaning? filter a image according to a specified mask?

regards

see http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/compose/#compose

it allows the mask to control where two images are composited over each other or using other -compose settings

fmw42 wrote:
see http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/compose/#compose

it allows the mask to control where two images are composited over each other or using other -compose settings

does cmd like this?
convert [overlay] [background] -mask [mask] [result]
i find strange result, only get [overlay] and [background] in [result] name again, [mask] seems no effect

how to create a specified color image whose size as a specified image?
convert [source] -fill [#rgb hex] -draw 'color 0,0 reset' [result] donesn't work, why?

haibara wrote:

fmw42 wrote:
see http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/compose/#compose

it allows the mask to control where two images are composited over each other or using other -compose settings

does cmd like this?
convert [overlay] [background] -mask [mask] [result]
i find strange result, only get [overlay] and [background] in [result] name again, [mask] seems no effect

how to create a specified color image whose size as a specified image?
convert [source] -fill [#rgb hex] -draw 'color 0,0 reset' [result] donesn't work, why?

I am not familiar with -mask. To composite with a mask the command syntax is:

convert backgroundimage overlayimage maskimage -compose somecomposemethod -composite resultimage

see -compose methods at http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/compose/

To create an image of a specific size and color:

convert -size WidthxHeight xc:"color" resultimage

where Width and Height are the size of the resultimage and "color" can be any colorname or color defined in RGB or Hex. see http://imagemagick.org/script/color.php

fmw42 wrote:

I am not familiar with -mask. To composite with a mask the command syntax is:

convert backgroundimage overlayimage maskimage -compose somecomposemethod -composite resultimage

see -compose methods at http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/compose/

To create an image of a specific size and color:

convert -size WidthxHeight xc:"color" resultimage

where Width and Height are the size of the resultimage and "color" can be any colorname or color defined in RGB or Hex. see http://imagemagick.org/script/color.php

in fact, i always use convert [background] [overlay] [mask] -compose [result]
when i find -mask, i only want to know what's this. via some tests, i still can't understand its effect, so i post.


about 2nd queston,
i want to create a specified color image whose size as a specified image. here i don't know image size, new image size comes from a specified image

now i find convert [source] -fill [rgb] -colorize 100% [result] can work

other resolution?

The better idea is to look at the actual masked examples at

http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/compose/#mask

You do NOT use -mask which is a clipping mask not a composition mask.

Actually I have not figured out using -mask as yet
However I do believe it defines a limiting region in which changes can occur.
It may also be restricted to being a simple boolean mask. I have not experimented enough to know for certain.