Florent Monnier on wrote...
| Hi,
|
| Is it normal to get this result with:
| http://www.linux-nantes.org/~fmonnier/OCaml/ImageMagick/magick-logo.png
| BlurImageChannel(img, RedChannel, radius,sigma,exception);
|
You are bluring only one channel...
convert logo: -channel red -blur 0x20 result.png
That is what I got. The red channel is black in the blue cloak of the
wizard, while it is 'white' or 'full on' elsewhere.
The result the red seeps into the cloak, making it more purple,
and the black seeps out making the red surounding the close darker
resulting in a cyan (blue and green) shading.
The stars and the title almost all 'full-on' in the red in thouse areas,
so the only chnage is the black borders of the stars becomming very red.
As such YES this is the correct result!!!!
It is logical, though probaly not what you planned.
:-)
If you want to make sure, -seperate the three color channels on before
and after images to seet the effects on those channels.
Anthony Thyssen ( System Programmer ) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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