Imagemagick - Black and White and Negative - Tutorial - BASH - Linux
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Thank you, it works. :)
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additional info:
display command should not be used under root priviledge, it will output an error... :)
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hey thx for the imagemagick tutorials - will really help me fast-track some work here - such a great tool!
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Your telephone has become self aware 0__O
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Which video shows how you could imagemagick to convert and rename an entire folder of images? Many thanks!
pleabargain 1 week ago in playlist ImageMagick
@pleabargain: you'll just have to use a "for loop" which I've gone over in many of my tutorials. Here is a one liner that will create a new folder called "bw" and then convert all the JPG's in the current folder to monochrome and place them in the new folder:
mkdir bw;for i in *.jpg;do convert -monochrome "$i" "bw/$i";done
metalx1000 1 week ago