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You mogrify with a format change. mogrify -format gif -resize 71x71! -border 1 -bordercolor #000000 *.jpg Note only one '!' is needed anywhere not in the middle of a number in the argument.. Change -resize to thumbnail to also strip profiles from the JPG image. See thumbnailing... http://www.cit.gu....

Saving images with transparency (fonts or otherwise) is dealt with in the IM examples at
http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/~anthony/graph ... ats/#trans

I am not sure what you are attempting to do.

Prehaps you can find something like what you are in the IM examples.
See my signature.

What is the IM version on your ISP. It looks like it is not anti-aliasing the resized pixels correctly. Probably a very old version.

Does your image have transparency parts? Did you reduce the image to a single color table BEFORE the initial save to GIF. Doing this should avoid most color comparasion problems. Last friday I finished documenting the color comparistion problems as part of gif animation optimization. I do mention th...

-annotate -90x-90 'text'

will draw the text vertically. Or you can create a label: or caption:
then -rotate -90 to make the text vertical.

After much work, I have finally completed my new GIF animation Optimization Operators, as well has the tutorial on these new operators and GIF optimization in general on the IM example pages. Automatic Optimization of GIF Animations http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/~anthony/graphics/imagick6/anim_basics/#op...

After much work, I have finally completed my new GIF animation Optimization Operators, as well has the tutorial on these new operators and GIF optimization in general on the IM example pages. Automatic Optimization of GIF Animations http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/~anthony/graphics/imagick6/anim_basics/#op...

You need to list each font explictally in the type.xml file. I myself use linux, and have a program to locate and list all the fonts (truetype and postscript) on my system in my personal file. This is a script, whcih I occasionally tweek to handle odd or badly named fonts. I publish it on the IM Exa...

Add a Alpha/matte channel to the image first!

That should work fine except for a couple of small points. One don't post to the devolpers forum, whcih is for bugs and requests, and future proposal discussions. post to the users forum. Second PNG quailit uses two digit numbers, each digit has a different meaning. 100 is non-sensical. See http://w...

You sould use -size XxY xc: for canvas generation. not -resize! As for bad looking images. That is a GIF transparency problem, NOT a image problem. Output to PNG and look at the result! See http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/~anthony/graphics/imagick6/formats/#trans And next time use the users forum, not the ...

Yes wrong forum.

By simply try a 1x1 crop and output to a txt: image

convert image.png -crop 1x1+20+30 txt:-

1.. ALl GIF images are indexed images. They all contain a limited 256 maximum (must be a power of 2) 8bit RGB color table, no transparency. If transparency is wanted, one color index is used to represent a single transparent color. Can be any color, uncluding a duplice of another color in the color ...

I had the idea of comparing images in animation sequence, doing the difference, and then statistically disregard some pixels that exhibited only minor change in color. It is nothing new, I think it is called "feather" in PhotoShop and GIMP! Actually 'feather' is using a band of semi-trans...