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ImageMagick's complex filters in eZ ???

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olagato olagato

Monday 25 February 2008 10:45:18 am

Is it possible to do this ImageMagick's filter in eZ ?

convert  foto.jpg \
        \( logo.png -resize 50% +clone +swap \
            -gravity SouthEast -compose Multiply -composite \
            -write output1.jpg  +delete \) \
        -mattecolor Tomato -frame 10x10+5+5 output2.jpg

I'm trying this at "\settings\siteaccess\esl\image.ini.append.php" without success.
Filter is working on Windows Command Line and was taken from:
http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=10549
I must use ImageMagick not GD.

olagato olagato

Tuesday 26 February 2008 9:06:10 am

SOLVED !!!

ImageMagick's "swap" command was the solution:

At "extension\ezwebin\design\ezwebin\override\templates\full\event.tpl" I wrote this:

{attribute_view_gui attribute=$node.data_map.image image_class=medium lightbox_class=large}

"image_class=medium" is the style for the thumbnail image
"lightbox_class=large" is the style for for the big image with lightbox (clicked image)

At "settings\siteaccess\esl\image.ini.append.php" I wrote this:

[ImageMagick]
Filters[]=pictoric_watermark=+swap -charcoal 1 -compose Multiply -gravity northeast -resize 60% -composite design/ezwebin_site/images/logo.png

Filters[]=watermark_resize_60=+swap -compose Multiply -gravity northeast -resize 60% -composite design/ezwebin_site/images/logo.png

Filters[]=watermark_resize_100=+swap -compose Multiply -gravity northeast -composite design/ezwebin_site/images/logo.png

[medium]
Reference=
Filters[]
Filters[]=watermark_resize_60

[large]
Reference=
Filters[]
Filters[]=watermark_resize_100