Posted: 2005-04-08T17:21:22-07:00
The only solution we can offer is to upgrade your ImageMagick release. We believe Debian has a more recent release of ImageMagick in the unstable branch.
Use https://github.com/ImageMagick/ImageMagick/discussions instead.
https://imagemagick.com/discourse-server/
https://imagemagick.com/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?t=4036
versatilia wrote:magick wrote:The only solution we can offer is to upgrade your ImageMagick release. We believe Debian has a more recent release of ImageMagick in the unstable branch.
I'm using IM 6.2.5 on Fedora and had this same problem.
I found out that it's a "bug" with the opacity value - it takes the lowest 16 bits of the value and uses that, where 0 = transparent and 65535 = opaque.
Try this:
$img1->Composite( image=>$img2, compose=>'Dissolve', opacity=>16000 );if course if it then gets fixed all my code will break
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my $opacity_fake = 50;
$img1->Composite(image=>$img2, compose=>'Dissolve',opacity=>655.35*$opacity_fake);