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- 2017-12-01T06:34:56-07:00
- Forum: Users
- Topic: Batch overlay multiple images over single source image, convert and save with sequential numbers
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Re: Batch overlay multiple images over single source image, convert and save with sequential numbers
That's brilliant - thank you.
- 2017-12-01T06:10:41-07:00
- Forum: Users
- Topic: Batch overlay multiple images over single source image, convert and save with sequential numbers
- Replies: 4
- Views: 4944
Re: Batch overlay multiple images over single source image, convert and save with sequential numbers
Hey, yes, hardlight blending of the images would be fine.
I'm now trying:
convert *.ppm /Volumes/Data/RTI/sandbox/ortho/Waun-Mawn16-ortho_modified.comp.ppm -compose hardlight processed_%03d.jpg
Weirdly even though there are only 5 files in the current directory this command produces 10 images ...
I'm now trying:
convert *.ppm /Volumes/Data/RTI/sandbox/ortho/Waun-Mawn16-ortho_modified.comp.ppm -compose hardlight processed_%03d.jpg
Weirdly even though there are only 5 files in the current directory this command produces 10 images ...
- 2017-12-01T04:04:30-07:00
- Forum: Users
- Topic: Batch overlay multiple images over single source image, convert and save with sequential numbers
- Replies: 4
- Views: 4944
Batch overlay multiple images over single source image, convert and save with sequential numbers
I have a folder of .ppm images ( ./overlays )
I have a single .ppm image (./ortho_photo.ppm) that I would like to blend each overlay image over using a photoshop style 'overlay' blend mode
I would like to save the blended images as jpegs with a sequential numbering system (./proc/processed_001.jpg ...
I have a single .ppm image (./ortho_photo.ppm) that I would like to blend each overlay image over using a photoshop style 'overlay' blend mode
I would like to save the blended images as jpegs with a sequential numbering system (./proc/processed_001.jpg ...