Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Greetings, I have an extremely iterative process with IM (animating an image throughout an image sequence). I've been using python to basically iterate a bash script, then execute that bash script. I am now looking into a more 'python native' way using wand or something similar. However, I'm running ...

Output script needs to be bash script... But the logic can be in python.
OS - will be on Ubuntu 14.04, 16.04, and possibly OSX.
Image Magick Version: 6.8.9-9 Q16 x86_64 2016-11-29

Greetings, Please see attached example. https://s23.postimg.org/mahrwbdrv/Example.png I need to be able to pipe in different variables to create a card like the example (including swapping out the background image). A variety of different image sizes and texts lengths are going to be input, so I ...

I have two (essentially) IDENTICAL scripts. One will run, and one will not. Here is what is looks like: #!/bin/bash convert '/Users/marcleonard/Desktop/test/img001_grid.png' -interpolate Blend -unsharp 0x2 -virtual-pixel Black -set option:distort:viewport 1920x1080-0-0 -write mpr:tmp +delete \ mpr ...

AH. Ok. I think I solved my problem. It seems it's much easier to use SRT for the scale, and move the viewport accordingly for the 'panning'. Is there anything inherently wrong with this approach?

This this situation can I do a 2d transform with a larger image, rendering out 1920x1080, without using viewport?

Admittedly, I am new when it comes to ImageMagick - so this could be user error. In essence, I will be making a script that will take a large still image, and make a series out 1080p output images to make it look like a pan. First, I wanted to understand what settings i need to have the viewport all ...