"Riya Suthar" on wrote... | Attached are few images | | m1.jpg - mug image | m2.jpg - image I want to impose on the mug | m3.jpg - final output should look like the attached image | Sorry Riya, but the mail list does not allow attachments as a block against spammers.
Please the images online somewhere (there are lots of free photo servers out there) and provide links to them. | I have been working on this for quite a while and have tried wave operator | but am not successful. Below are few specifications | | 1. Mug diameter is about 156 pixel. Circumference about 490 pixel. Front of | mug (visible in attached image) is about 156 pixel diameter (height of mug | is about 160 pixel) and about 245 pixel if you flatten the mug image. | 2. Image width (m2.jpg) is about 385 pixels. | | I tried using -wave 15x770, which gave me a curved image of m2.jpg. The I | tried cropping the image to extract 245 pixel (about 122.5 on either side of | center line). Resizing the image to 156x160 (so that it can fit into the | center of the mug does not give me good result, since it aspect ratio of the | image is lost and the look of the final image is not the same as m3.jpg. | | Any ideas or help on above problem will be helpful. | Using the above description I believe I know what you plan to do. Wave works, but only gives a vertical distortion. You will also need to provide some sort of horizonal compression toward the edges, for this to work properly. I suggest you experiment a bit with some distortion maps. Either absolute coordinate mapps http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/distorts/#lut Or relative 'displacement' maps http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/compose/#displace Only a x direction distortion is needed, and best done AFTER the vertical distortion. There is lots of work in IM for distortion mapping, both in expanding capabilities, and in improved look of results. Stay tuned! Anthony Thyssen ( System Programmer ) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- The life of processes in the UNIX environment is wierd. Parent processes normally out live their children, and in fact processes who die become zombies until either their parents reconise they are in fact dead, or they themselves die. -- Treaty on UNIX Process Handling ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Anthony's Home is his Castle http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/~anthony/ _______________________________________________ Magick-users mailing list [email protected] http://studio.imagemagick.org/mailman/listinfo/magick-users
