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Hello when i try to remove background my code is
Master image


Background image



out image transparent



some of images close to white color so white areas maybe transparent some times, my code is good or any idea ?

That seems a very complex command. Where did back.JPG come from? If you made it, why is it jpeg? Never use jpeg, unless you really have to.

Why not simply: 10% is a wide margin. I usually find 5% is enough for finding a flat colour in a jpg. For clarity, I try things like this: Then I can easily see if the correct pixels have changed.

Hi

Thanks a lot , we actually use raw photo so my command looks like

this Some images has a white areas in the object fuzz method not working very well

you can do a flood fill to only make the outside white areas transparent
Please always provide your IM version and platform, since syntax may vary.

Hi ,

Thanks for your help , My IM details


Error happen

For IM 7, the syntax is slightly different.

I have added a white border at the beginning so that the floodfill will work all around and between his legs. The shave off the border at the end.

But, note, that floodfill will skip processing the gap between his arms and his body and between his fingers. So you might have to floodfill those regions separately, if you want them transparent.

I have made an edit, so be sure to review above

Here is another way. You threshold the image to make white as black and all the rest as white to create a mask. Then remove small regions (less than 30 pixel area) using -connected-components. Then put the resulting processed mask into the alpha channel of the image.

See http://magick.imagemagick.org/script/co ... onents.php
I have save the mask before and after processing and the result.

mask before:


mask after:


result:

Hi

very good method it's amazing when i search the algorithms i found this

https://youtu.be/6uPj8qeMVJk?t=1m3s

I think use very different light methods to help background removal

see http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/maskin ... background.

Hello Again )

Black Background image


White Background image


when i try to remove background result is :

if you look more carefully


can you see ? )
Please focus on the product. product is %80 Transparent

Which of your two input images (black background or white background) were you using the make your result above?

What was the command you used?

I have moved this topic to the Users forum, since you are using Imagemagick commands.

Try this:

Your problem with your two images is that the black background one is not fully black near the label, whereas your white background one is more solidly white. In your black one, you can see dark gray close to the label.

Hi guys,

I am trying to process all the .jpg files in a folder apply your process and place into a new folder.

I have this code that processes the files then puts the new version into folder newImages. ( works but the result is not as good as your version )

find . -type f -name "*.jpg" -print0 | while IFS= read -r -d $'\0' file; do convert -verbose "$file" - fuzz 20% transparent white "newImages/$file.png"; done

Your code that gives me the best result on one file is :

convert DCF887D2.jpg \
\( -clone 0 -negate -threshold 5% -type bilevel +write master_mask_before.gif \
-define connected-components:area-threshold=30 \
-define connected-components:mean-color=true \
-connected-components 4 +write master_mask_after.gif \) \
-alpha off -compose copy_opacity -composite \
master_transparent.png

So I have tried combining the 2 to loop through the folder and create the new versions in the newImages folder.

I have this working :

find . -type f -name "*.jpg" -print0 | while IFS= read -r -d $'\0' file; do
convert $file \
\( -clone 0 -negate -threshold 5% -type bilevel +write master_mask_before.gif \
-define connected-components:area-threshold=30 \
-define connected-components:mean-color=true \
-connected-components 4 +write master_mask_after.gif \) \
-alpha off -compose copy_opacity -composite \
newImages/$file.png; done


The only problem is if the filename contains a space it fails.

Any ideas ?

Cheers

Steve Warby

I found this as a work around

for oldname in *
do
newname=`echo $oldname | sed -e 's/ /_/g'`
mv "$oldname" "$newname"
done

This removes any spaces in the filename first.