montage does not generate multiple files
Posted: 2015-07-04T09:59:07-07:00
Dear all,
I don't know what I am doing wrong. I appreciate any help.
I apologize in advance if this is a more advanced discussion forum. If this post is not appropriate, please let me know where I can find more help on the matter.
I have a directory with 18 png image files, 736x1036 pixels each.
I want to generate images / pages with 3x3 images and a density of 300.
On a Windows PC on the directory where I have the pictures am typing the following command:
montage -density 300 -tile 3x3 -geometry +0+0 *.png montagefile.png
I get just one file with only 9 of the images (layed out 3x3) on it. Nothing for the rest of the 9 images.
As per the reference I found, it should generate several files (montagefile-1.png, montagefile-2.png) to accommodate all of the png image files, no?
What am I doing wrong?
What can I do to accomplish what I am trying to do?
I shall later convert all of the montagefile-* to pdf to have one file with several pages which I can print.
I really appreciate any help.
Best regards,
Daniel
I don't know what I am doing wrong. I appreciate any help.
I apologize in advance if this is a more advanced discussion forum. If this post is not appropriate, please let me know where I can find more help on the matter.
I have a directory with 18 png image files, 736x1036 pixels each.
I want to generate images / pages with 3x3 images and a density of 300.
On a Windows PC on the directory where I have the pictures am typing the following command:
montage -density 300 -tile 3x3 -geometry +0+0 *.png montagefile.png
I get just one file with only 9 of the images (layed out 3x3) on it. Nothing for the rest of the 9 images.
As per the reference I found, it should generate several files (montagefile-1.png, montagefile-2.png) to accommodate all of the png image files, no?
What am I doing wrong?
What can I do to accomplish what I am trying to do?
I shall later convert all of the montagefile-* to pdf to have one file with several pages which I can print.
I really appreciate any help.
Best regards,
Daniel