Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Yay! Can I just say that the this community is one of the best in terms of direct support than any other I have used. Props.

Interesting. Well, software development can be frustrating. Thanks again and good luck.

Oh I tried putting the -channel rgba after the resize argument originally. Putting it before seems to do it. Is there any reason why that is?

It does not.

Yeah I think it is a bug. I downloaded ImageMagick-6.9.7-8-Q16-HDRI-x64-dll.exe and installed that. Results come back much nicer. I appreciate the help guys. It seems as though when one bug gets fixed, another manifests. Frustrating isn't it.

Here is the original http://i64.tinypic.com/2yozko7.png Just doing -resize 240x90! gets me this http://i63.tinypic.com/21mufbl.png The dimensions are 240x90 which is exactly what I want. I just can't have it looking like garbage. This image was done on a different computer running a different ...

Okay let's start from scratch. If I want to resize the image to 240x90 without respecting the aspect ratio and while retaining image quality, how do I make it so. I only stuck with the caret because it got my image down to the desired dimensions but I just couldn't figure out why it looked hideous.

Okay let me re-explain. If the input image is larger than 240x90 pixels, resize to 240x90 pixels without respecting the aspect ratio. Here are all forms of arguments I tried. 240x90>! http://i64.tinypic.com/11kxt02.png The dimensions are 240x37 so nope. Bad combo. 240x90^>! http://i68.tinypic.com ...

The -resize -240x90^>! argument is there simply to resize any images LARGER than 240x90 pixels down to 240x90 pixels without paying regard to the aspect ratio. If I remove the caret, it doesn't seem work properly.

And here is what magick -version returned

Wait. How are you getting a different result than me?

Okay so I have the newest version of ImageMagick installed on Windows 10 Pro 64-bit. I run this command magick -background none -fill #ff0000 -font Arial -size x90 -gravity center label:"ALBUQUERQUE" png32:C:\Users\Nope\Desktop\asdf.png And then I resize it (note that this command is applied to a ...

Well I guess I have nowhere to go from here then. The only thing I was trying to do was replace an in-house software we use that tiles a bunch of the same image on a pdf. The SDK that the software uses is Pycairo. I was looking to reduce the process of creating such PDF's to a single executable ...

Hi everybody. So I have a pdf file and I was looking for the easiest way to add a png to the pdf at a specified location (x,y). I have tried a few things such as the montage command but that wasn't cutting it. Thanks!

Okay so this command here magick -background none -fill #000000 -font H:\python27\fonts\BW-penn.ttf -size x90 -gravity center label:"GO TIGERS!" asdf.png Renders incorrectly as the 'G' at the beginning of the image is cut off a bit. I posted this as a question a while ago. Here is that forum. The ...

Alright. Will do. Thanks for all the help guys!