Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Thanks to both of you. Basically, Snibgo's idea is realized in Fred's threshold command. This is a very simple and effective solution. I think the threshold command will create a maximum of 3 lines of output: Closer to Black: 63: ( 0, 0, 0,255) #000000 black Closer to White: 25: (255,255,255,255 ...

I need to determine the count of "approximately-white" pixels in my art. I can write histogram output, import it & analyze, but the file is so large. I use: convert input.jpg -format %c histogram:info:out.txt and I get a very large list like this: 396: (129,129,130,255) #818182 rgba(129,129,130,1 ...

That is truly remarkable. The image was created in Photoshop, too, as a single layer.

Thank you all for the input. I think using the [0] will work; although, I wonder if the [0] layer will always be the full size image in the event this happens again. Time will tell.

Cheers.

I know you guys are very smart, so I will reluctantly accept what you say. :) However, when I open it in Photoshop, it only has one layer. Also, I was experimenting with the following code which would have merged them anyway: objMi.Convert "-background", "none", "-layers", "merge", myimagename1 ...

I uploaded the PSD to: greatapparelforyou.com/tempimage.psd It's difficult for me to know which version I'm working with because I'm using it in a unique way (VBA within Microsoft Access), and without a console. I have been using IM successfully within this realm for over a year, though. Ironically ...

In fact, just the basic

convert myPSDimage, myPNGimage

is trimming it.

I have a 4" x 4" canvas with a 3" x 3" image within it. In other words, there is a 1/2" transparent border around the entire layer. It is a PSD, and I am converting it to a smaller PNG. I have tinkered with two different operations: objMi.Convert "-resize", "400x400", myimagename1, tempimagename ...

OMG! Wonderful. It takes about 75% less time!!!

You guys are great!

Hello All! I have a project that requires me to perform 5 different commands, but I'm wondering if they can be consolidated because the process takes a while. I am taking one image (myimagename1), merging the layers and creating a new image (myimagename). Then I am changing the size of the image ...