New Post: Is Magick.NET just a wrapper or uses it native code?
Magick.NET statically links and calls the Magick++ (C++ API) that uses the ANSI C api of ImageMagick. The biggest part of the code is unmanaged.
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New Post: Is Magick.NET just a wrapper or uses it native code?
Thanks four your quick reply! Can you give me a list of the functions that are executed in parallel? I really need performance, performance and again performance. Currently I am doing some testing an a...
View ArticleNew Post: Is Magick.NET just a wrapper or uses it native code?
I could give you a list of all functions that are executed in parallel but then I would also have to send you an invoice with a ridiculous hourly rate. ImageMagick has so many functions that it will...
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Thanks for you reply. It was not meant very seriously that you give me a the list of all functions that are executed in parallel :) Here are the properties you asked for. MagickNET.Version: Magick.NET...
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OpenCL is enabled so it will use the videocard. ImageMagick has determined that it should be faster to use OpenCL. Maybe you could try turning it off?
View ArticleNew Post: Confusion when resizing .eps file
Ok. Thanks. But when I use the following: settings.Density = new MagickGeometry(3000,0); MagickImage magickImage1 = new MagickImage(sourceFilePath, settings); the size turns out to be 12359 x 3346. I...
View ArticleNew Post: Does Magick .NET support Photoshop smart objects?
Hi, I need to resize some PSD files that have PSB files embedded a smart objects. Do you know how I can resize using the PSB smart objects? Thanks.
View ArticleNew Post: Does Magick .NET support Photoshop smart objects?
Magick.NET/Imagemagick does not support smart objects.
View ArticleNew Post: Confusion when resizing .eps file
At this moment you cannot do that but with the next release of Magick.NET (7.0.0.0006) you will be able to do the following: MagickImage magickImage1 = new MagickImage();...
View ArticleNew Post: CMYK to RGB for JPEG
I took me a while but I figured out how Photoshop determines the colors. In the metadata of the image there is a part that tells me the pixels are stored as YCCK instead of CMYK. The next version of...
View ArticleNew Post: Converting EPS to TIF and preserve Transparency
Thanks for taking the time to respond.
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Your welcome but you should really watch this Ted talk: http://www.ted.com/talks/jill_shargaa_please_please_people_let_s_put_the_awe_back_in_awesome. What I did does not qualify as awesome :P p.s. I...
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ok, I stand corrected. Your changes were not awesome. Your changes didn't rival the wheel nor did they rival the pyramids at Giza. So let me rephrase. Thanks for doing a slightly above adequate job and...
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Tested it. Works great. Thanks for the non-awesome update.
View ArticleNew Post: Execution speed slower in 7.0.0.0006Q16x86 than 6.8.901Q16x86
I need a bit more information before I can tell you what could be causing this. What is the exact version of the 6.X series you are using? And would you mind sharing the code and a sample image you are...
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Sorry, version are 6.8.8.901 Q16x86 vs. 7.0.0.0006Q16x86 I need to find a host for the image of my code, but I believe it would be as follows in pseudocode: reference = MagickImage();...
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Feel free to contact me through CodePlex to get my e-mail and send it by e-mial. I use dropbox to share images. Are you aware that 'reference.ToBitmap(Tiff);' creates a Bitmap and that you should do...
View ArticleNew Post: Execution speed slower in 7.0.0.0006Q16x86 than 6.8.901Q16x86
The reference.ToBitmap does confuse me a bit. I started in one direction (converting to a bitmap and parsing the bitmap pixel by pixel), but execution speed was (predictably) horrendous. I then went...
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