New Post: Performing Mathematical Operations On An image
You could have continued the conversation in the other topic: https://magick.codeplex.com/discussions/639776. It is unclear to me what BLg0B does and I don't understand how BLgEnh can be both a number...
View ArticleNew Post: ImageMagick.NET - Failed to load embedded x64 assembly
I was finally able to reproduce the error. It happens only in release version, AnyCPU; I am using this code:string exepath =...
View ArticleNew Post: ImageMagick.NET - Failed to load embedded x64 assembly
Do you have the file 'Magick.NET.Wrapper-x86.dll' in your bin directory? It should not be there.
View ArticleNew Post: 7.0.0.0015 Release
Not sure if this is a release issue or not but I am having problems with this latest version when it comes to re sizing. Magick.net throws an error which crashes the web application when I try to...
View ArticleNew Post: 7.0.0.0015 Release
It looks like an OpenCL issue. Can you try if disabling OpenCL works? You can do that with MagickNET.UseOpenCL
View ArticleNew Post: 7.0.0.0015 Release
Thanks. I added that in the Global.asax and that seemed to do the trick. Will disabling this have any impact on much? I plan to use Imagemagick to generate some high res proofs for customers.
View ArticleNew Post: ImageMagick.NET - Failed to load embedded x64 assembly
Even though I have no idea how that file got there and why it is an issue I am glad the solution was that simple. Thank you very much!
View ArticleNew Post: ImageMagick.NET - Failed to load embedded x64 assembly
The AnyCPU version of Magick.NET has both 'Magick.NET.Wrapper-x86.dll' and 'Magick.NET.Wrapper-x64.dll' as an embedded resource. When the AnyCPU assembly tries to access a method from the...
View ArticleNew Post: 7.0.0.0015 Release
It won't have that much impact unless you have a really good graphical card in your machine. But I am not sure how good it works in a multi threaded environment. I also disables OpenCL in my company...
View ArticleNew Post: ImageMagick.NET - Failed to load embedded x64 assembly
Thank you for the explanation!
View ArticleNew Post: TO Bug or not to bug ..
Hi All, Check a strange behaviour on the last version of Magick.net. I open a Jpg file of 2848x4272 in Landscape.. I check Height and Width properties => 2848 and 4272.. => perfect. Just after I...
View ArticleNew Post: TO Bug or not to bug ..
I am suspecting that your image is being rotated automatically in Windows. Can you post a link to the images you are talking about on something like DropBox?
View ArticleNew Post: TO Bug or not to bug ..
Hi, yes that's a possibility! How can I know If I also need to 'rotate' automatically the picture then. How does windows to know the image should be rotate? Metadata from image ? I have a DropBox...
View ArticleNew Post: TO Bug or not to bug ..
The orientation can be determined from the metadata in the image. You could try to see if you get the same result with MagickImage.AutoOrient. This method will rotate the image with data from the...
View ArticleNew Post: TO Bug or not to bug ..
Hi again (and thanks for your reactivity). https://www.dropbox.com/s/cht9c0tkfcqytnq/IMG_5097.JPG?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/s/vqs580wijizll7t/IMG_5100.JPG?dl=0Here are the woth dropBox.com, but I...
View ArticleNew Post: TO Bug or not to bug ..
I'm on Windows 7 and it is showing IMG_5100.JPG as 47272x2848 (WxH), the same is happening with IMG_5097.JPG. If you open the image in something like paint you will see the real width an height. p.s....
View ArticleNew Post: Reduce size of PNG with minimal quality loss
Hello, how can i disable MagickNET.OpenCL ? Best Regards Gennaro Russo
View ArticleNew Post: Converting transparent PNG to Jpeg
Hello I tried to convert partially transparent PNG to Jpeg. And I want transparent areas always to be white. I used following parameters for convert.exe utility and it works for me:convert 005.png...
View ArticleNew Post: Converting transparent PNG to Jpeg
You can do this with the ColorAlpha method of MagickImage. This method wraps the code from the command line into a single method.
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