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Well, let's say I have this picture:



Let's assume I want to change all the gray color in this picture to plain black.

Is there a command to have imagemagick change all grey of this image (preferableby using grey [Hex: C8C8C8] to black [Hex: 000000] ?





I ask for a way to use the color value itself so I could use this code on more complicated examples in future.
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For example changing a certain yellow tone in this image to a special orange or something[/spoiler]

For that image: Sometimes contrast-stretch works better, or level, or level-colors.

See http://www.imagemagick.org/script/comma ... ptions.php

Is this also possible by using the HexCodes I mentioned

change the fuzz value to whatever works best

That latter (using -opaque) is probably not good as the image is full of shades of gray, and -opqaue is a boolean (all or nothing) type operator.

-level-colors will give ber find control over the transformation. -level will give grayscale control -normalize and -auto-level will automatically maximise contrast (though with different 'level' selection)

Ok, this works really well. Thanks.

Another question:

If I wanted to change from one hex code to a specific other one.
What woudl I have to change in that code of yours ?

Thanks ! Just what I was looking for!

see
http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/color_basics/#replace