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I have a simple command for detect a transparent watermark transform the watermark to black but this command fail detect the circle but with a extra space



convert -noise 20x20 resultnn.png output.jpg
convert output.jpg +dither -posterize 2 mono12.png
how i could do this better

this is my output



i expected something like this



enter image description here

what I could do

doing a crop i obtain this

convert mono12.png -fuzz 10% -fill blue +opaque "#000000" monod12.png

corde=$(convert monod12.png -median 3x3 -format %@ info:)
convert resultnn.png -crop $corde +repage resulnmonod12.png


this is my expected output



i need detect the circle ; I would use a command to detect it by color; But as it is a transparent watermark this is impossible

Please help me

What is your IM version and platform? Please always provide that.

Is your watermark always the same size circle? Do you have more than one image with the same watermark?

If the watermark is always the same size circle, then you could make a black circle image and do a subimage compare to locate its coordinates and then crop accordingly.

i use version 7.0 and use linux ubuntu the watermark is the same circle

try this

Input:





Or replace the last line with



See viewtopic.php?f=4&t=31053 for IM 7 version requirements.

I have moved this post from Developers to Users forum and deleted your duplicate post in the Users forum. Please do not post to multiple forums.

hi very thankyou for your response but i think is so very complicated to implement for general purposes

You said all your images had the same watermark circle size and shape. So why is that hard to implement? Also, he first two lines can be combined into one command.

I will put an example here what happens that when using my command some watermarks darken and others simply disappear an example here

and other watermarks certain percentage disappears

This varies depending on the intensity of the watermark

My intention is to detect the watermark regardless of its shape or intensity

The problem is not the complexity of the command but the ability to adapt to different forms

It is almost impossible to extract any arbitrary watermark, unless you have multiple images with the same watermark that have the watermark in the same location and the background of all the images are different. At least I know of no way.

If you have two images, then see viewtopic.php?f=1&t=31126&p=141311&hili ... cy#p141311

I want to clarify that your command helped me a lot and I am very grateful for your answer only that I wanted to get something more general however that command helped me a lot
I think summarizing this post
The command that I publish could be useful to detect a point contained in the watermark
The command you posted is useful for detecting a constant watermark