Questions and postings pertaining to the usage of ImageMagick regardless of the interface. This includes the command-line utilities, as well as the C and C++ APIs. Usage questions are like "How do I use ImageMagick to create drop shadows?".
im searching for someone who is able to write a script to cartoonize (vectorize) photos. which other tools (creating helper vector etc.) are used doesnt matter - as long as its fairly fast and runs under linux.
a similar output like this would be nice: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_jLaEIqL6T8Y/S ... 887211.jpg
money doesn't matter - let me know if you can do it!
im searching for someone who is able to write a script to cartoonize (vectorize) photos. which other tools (creating helper vector etc.) are used doesnt matter - as long as its fairly fast and runs under linux.
a similar output like this would be nice: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_jLaEIqL6T8Y/S ... 887211.jpg
money doesn't matter - let me know if you can do it!
yeah, already read that part... i mean im getting sortof close creating a greyscale image, dithering and removing colors and overlaying the outcome over a blurred version of the original... it sortof adds a cartoon style to it but it still looks pretty crappy... everything near the image i put in the original post would be very nice... as i said, which tools are used doesnt matter and how much that person wants for it doesnt matter either (okay, of course not astronomical overpriced)...
It's fairly easy for a single image, although I usually do this kind of stuff in Gimp. See the banner on www.snibgo.org
For a movie, the "recipe" can be translated to IM, and applied to a movie/video shot (ie sequence of similar images). The recipe needs changing for each shot, depending on lighting and the rest.
fairly fast means it shouldnt take a minute on a 8 core cpu...
because i have to do the process with a couple thousand images it shouldnt take minutes per image. thats all
thats pretty much how it would look like... totally random, from highres nice to low res terrible... those pictures all have to be converted... live, automated, on request.
