I read the IM Examples cropping page and tried with the "+repage"
option: "convert -verbose -crop 250x300 06_001.jpg +repage
tiles/K%05d.gif", but still got the problem the resulting tiles have the
same dimension as the source-image.
So the repage-option changed anything. I tried both on linux
(ImageMagick 6.2.5) and winxp (ImagMagick 6.2.3). Any further ideas?
Thanks
John
Anthony Thyssen wrote:
John Hauf on wrote...
| Hello,
|
| I use imageMagick-convert to devide large images into single tiles. This
| works perfect for the output of the most image formats.
| But when i choose "gif" as output-format, the resulting tiles have the
| same dimensions as the source-image.
| When I use the following command: "convert -verbose -crop 250x300
| mySrcImg.jpg tiles/K%05d.gif", I would expect that I get numbered
| gif-files with a dimension of 250x300 pixels in the tiles-directory. But
| instead I get the numbered gif-files, but the dimension of each tile is
| the same as the dimension of the source-file.
|
| Has anyone a solution or workaround for this issue?
Read IM Examples Cropping page...
Removing Canvas/Page Geometry
http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/~anthony/graphics/imagick6/crop/#crop_repage
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