Hi all,
Okay, I've googled about this too...
My example is as follows. I have a collection of
images I wish to superimpose another image over.
Each of the images is a sequence in a video. I've
collected the stream as sequentially numbered stills.
I wish to superimpose an image (of a frame) over
all the stills before recompiling them back into a
video stream.
I've moved four of the images (for trial purpose)
to one folder:
02729.png 02730.png 02731.png 02732.png
The image I wish to superimpose is titled:
bubbles.png
All five image files are in the one folder.
I thought:
$ for i in `seq 1 999`;do j=`printf %04d $i`;
composite -compose atop bubbles.png 0*.png
image$j.png; done
but I get the following error:
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `do'
I know I'm complete crap at this
stuff...but...well, I'm complete crap. Just trying
to work it out really :))
Any assistance would be most appreciated.
Regards,
Patrick
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