Quickest way to join 2 images? (using ImageMagick)
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What's the quickest way to join 2 images into 1 either side-by-side or over-and-under?
I typically have the following immediately available: GIMP, Paint.net, Irfranview, Picasa 3, FastStone Capture, FotoSketcher, ImageMagick, Windows Paint.
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Serif's PanoramaPlus X4 works well for me (http://www.serif.com/AllProducts/Software/PhotoEditing/PanoramaPlusX4.htm) - which came with my PhotoPlus X4. Serif has a free version of PanoramaPlus X4 (http://www.serif.com/FreeDownloads/), just in case you'd like to try it before you actually buy it!
I don't own stock in Serif's stuff, but I love their software - to me it's the best bang for the buck (SketchUp aside!). I've been a Serif user since the late '80's.
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Thanks.
I think I've worked out a pretty good solution using ImageMagick. ImageMagick is a very powerful image toolset, but runs from the command-line and has a incredible number of options.
It turns out the tiling images problem has been solved multiple times, and I found a nice .bat file I could modify. Place the .bat file shortcut in your Send-To context menu, select some images and Send them to the batch file. That's it.
The .bat looks like this, and can handle up to 9 selected images. ImageMagick does a good job guessing the best way to tile them.
montage -geometry +0+0 %9 %8 %7 %6 %5 %4 %3 %2 %1 tmpimg.png start tmpimg.png -
More ImageMagick tricks:
Convert a folder of .png's into an animated gif:
$ convert -delay 20 -loop 0 *.png animation.gifConvert a folder of .png's into .jpg's:
$ mogrify -format jpg *.pngConvert a folder of .jpg's into a .mpg movie:
$ convert *.jpg movie.mpgCreate a single vertical image "stack" from a group of images:
$ montage -tile 1x *.jpg vertical.jpgCreate a single horizontal image from a group of images:
$ montage -tile x1 *.jpg horizontal.jpgCreate a contact sheet from a group of images:
$ montage *.png sheet.png
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