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Drag-and-drop script to quickly resize any image
well - another fantastic easy way to do this is to install imagemagick from www.imagemagick.org. you can then write bash or php or perl scripts to run the commands - so for example it allows you to write an image upload script that automatically makes thumbnail sized pics for the links and leaves bigger pics for what you zoom in on. i have done this on both linux and os x for a shopping cart program i wrote and also a web-based real estate MLS search system. imagemagick does a lot more than resizing - it has photoshop like capabilities and its free. check it out.
Resize within Imagemajick?
Any idea how to resize within Imagemajick? I know about
convert..., but what about opening your image graphically in Imagemajick and resizing? For the life of me, I can't find it...
Resize within Imagemajick?
use "display pathToImage" with X11 running...
Resize within Imagemajick?
Right, sorry, I fully understand how to open a graphics file in Imagemajick. What I don't know how to do is resize that picture within Imagemajick. Where is it in the menus?
Resize within Imagemajick?
I accidentally responded to this at the level above, but here it is again for clarification.
Imagemagick, as far as I know, is a set of command line utilities. To do a batch resize, you can use the following command:
My digital camera regularly takes photos at 1280x960 resolution, and I often have to resize them to 800x600, so I do so with this command:
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Resize within Imagemajick?
Resize is under the View menu. |
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