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No worries, we've all been there! I've made at least a dozen "how did I miss that?" mistakes on this project since I started it. Looking forward to the next update and posting back with a confirmation!
View ArticleNew Post: Rotate Broken since 7.0.0.0008
Thanks dlemstra for the input. So it looks like in 7.0.0.0007 and earlier, when you did a rotate, the background of the rotated image was automatically set to transparent. In 7.0.0.0008 and newer, you...
View ArticleNew Post: How to get "icc:model" of an image
I get null trying to get "icc:model" attribute from my Image. But it's working for "description". When I do image.GetAttribute("icc:description"), it's not null When I use Identify -verbose...
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Can you add a link to the image you are using? Feel free to contact me through CodePlex if you don't want to publicly share your image.
View ArticleNew Post: How to get "icc:model" of an image
I'm Sorry. Seems it was a Visual Studio issue. Now it's all working fine. Thank you for answering
View ArticleNew Post: How to get "icc:model" of an image
But still. How to know color model of an image? Is there a 100% true way? I tried to do this by icc:model, but it seems like bmp files can't have such properties, and png files don't have icc:model for...
View ArticleNew Post: How to get "icc:model" of an image
I am not sure if Magick.NET will be the right tool for you if you need a "100% true way". Look at this part from the documentation (http://www.imagemagick.org/script/color-management.php): ImageMagick...
View ArticleNew Post: How to get "icc:model" of an image
Thank you) This information can be very helpful for me!
View ArticleNew Post: ToBase64 is always different for same image
I am converting a PDF to image and sending back to client Base 64 encoding string using (MagickImage pdfConvertedImage = images[index]) { // ReSharper restore AccessToDisposedClosure //// set the...
View ArticleNew Post: Question about composite command and images of different sizes
I just downloaded 7.0.0.0010 x64 and I'm having the same issue. My png watermark is no longer transparent. I haven't tried the x86 version yet.
View ArticleNew Post: ToBase64 is always different for same image
A png image contains metadata that will result in a different base64 value. Why do you need to have the same base64 output?
View ArticleNew Post: Question about composite command and images of different sizes
Matt what is the exact problem that you are experiencing? Can you post a small example and any images that you are using in that example?
View ArticleNew Post: Question about composite command and images of different sizes
using (MagickImageCollection images = new MagickImageCollection()) { //add the 1st image MagickImage image = new MagickImage(f.FullName.ToString()); images.Add(image); //add the watermark MagickImage...
View ArticleNew Post: Question about composite command and images of different sizes
I really need a bit more information. Which PNG has a black background? Your watermark? If you need to specify a position you should use the overload of Composite that accepts an x and y position. You...
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New Post: Question about composite command and images of different sizes
Sorry, So yeah the main image is a jpg and the watermark is a png. When composited, the transparent area of the PNG turns black Here's the composited image here's the logo:
View ArticleNew Post: Question about composite command and images of different sizes
The default composite operator is CompositeOperator.In. And because your source image does not contain any transparency it will use black for the transparent pixels. You probably want to switch to...
View ArticleNew Post: ToBase64 is always different for same image
we are trying to hash the image, using the base64 encoded string, to either send the newly generated image or just send the hash back, to save the network bandwidth, as the image has to go through...
View ArticleNew Post: ToBase64 is always different for same image
If you need a hash of the image you should use the Signature property of the MagickImage. This creates a hash based on the values of the pixels.
View ArticleNew Post: ToBase64 is always different for same image
I do not see a property called as "Signature", can you please elaborate, how to get the hash .
View ArticleNew Post: ToBase64 is always different for same image
My bad. The Signature property was added in 7.0.0.0010. I would suggest you to upgrade to the latest version.
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