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- How to install the latest version of ImageMagick? - Ask Ubuntu
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- How to resize an image using ImageMagick - Ask Ubuntu
From How to easily resize images via command-line? I know I can use this command to resize an image in bash: convert -resize 1024X768 source png dest jpg But I'm stuck at only providing the width
- imagemagick - How to change image PPI in batch mode? - Ask Ubuntu
Is it possible to change an image resolution expressed in pixels per inch (PPI) in batch mode, using command line? My images resolution is currently below 100 PPI I would like to enhance it t
- imagemagick - How to blur an image from command line . . . - Ask Ubuntu
where 0x8 defines radiusxsigma from the imagemagick documentation: The Sigma value is the important argument, and determines the actual amount of blurring that will take place The Radius is only used to determine the size of the array which will hold the calculated Gaussian distribution It should be an integer
- How to add support for the JPEG image format - Ask Ubuntu
After installing Imagemagick, I've tested it with jpg image, like this: identify 1 jpg But, I got this result: identify: no decode delegate for this image format `1 jpg' @ error constitute c Read
- ImageMagick missing libtiff. so. 5 after upgrade to 24. 04
Even after removing imagemagick as Archisman suggested, I still had an executable For example, type -a convert showed there was an executable in usr local bin convert That was a hint that maybe I had built and installed IM from source at one time I downloaded the ImageMagick source, ran sudo make uninstall That cleared out the stray
- imagemagick - Add a caption to an image using the command line - Ask Ubuntu
1 google? "How to enlarge canvas using imagemagick"? 2 the examples you found earlier? 3 Include your findings above (which may trigger answers, to help you out), or even as an answer if you find something that works for you? www tldp org -> Bash guides may provide basic help if Bash scripting is beyond your knowledge –
- imagemagick - Resize image to specific size - Ask Ubuntu
With credit to here, there is a jpeg codec option for Imagemagick's convert supports an option for jpeg that allows to restrict the size of the output file: -define jpeg:extent=max_value It is used as: convert test jpg -define jpeg:extent=1M testout jpg
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