convert infile.ps (-settingX 0 -rotate 90) (-settingX 1 -rotate 270) outfile.jpg
try
convert infile.ps ( -clone 0 -rotate 90 ) ( -clone 1 -rotate 270 ) -delete 0,1 outfile.jpg
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Bingo! Thank You Fred!
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- 2012-03-30T14:18:54-07:00
- Forum: Users
- Topic: Modifying of postscript layers separately after input
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- 2012-03-30T12:44:35-07:00
- Forum: Users
- Topic: Modifying of postscript layers separately after input
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Modifying of postscript layers separately after input
I'm stumped (after many successful years of using IM!)
(infile.ps contains one or two separate layers)
convert infile.ps outfile.jpg
correctly produces> outfile-0.jpg and outfile-1.jpg
The problem is that I want to modify the two layers/images differently before I output them.
This is a ...
(infile.ps contains one or two separate layers)
convert infile.ps outfile.jpg
correctly produces> outfile-0.jpg and outfile-1.jpg
The problem is that I want to modify the two layers/images differently before I output them.
This is a ...