On Fri, 25 Sep 2009 10:19:47 -0700
Fred Weinhaus <[email protected]> wrote:
| You may be able to use mogrify to process each image in one folder
| and place it with the same name in a second folder. Something like
|
| create second empty folder
| cd to first folder where your images are located
|
| mogrify -path /fullpathto/secondfolder -format png -background white
| -flatten *.png
|
| I am not sure that mogrify will allow -flatten. If not, then you will
| need to write a script to loop over each image and use convert
|
| convert infile.png -background white -flatten infile.png
|
Sorry -flatten is not usable from mogrify...
use
-bordercolor white -border 0
instead
However as Fred points out PNG's may be saved in a slightly different
PNG sub-format, especially as you are effectively removing the images
transparency.
However and PNG is non-lossy, you should not degradet he image in any
way, unless you attempt to save as a PNG8: (color table) sub-format.
Anthony Thyssen ( System Programmer ) <[email protected]>
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