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| Image too large to crop at gifworks or myimager? |
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| Contributed by Linda | |
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If your image is TOO large to take to gifworks or myimager try this out... My favorite places to crop are at Gifworks and Myimager. Sometimes though the image might be too large to be uploaded at those places. If that happens, you might want to try http://studio.imagemagick.net/MagickStudio/scripts/MagickStudio.cgi *If you ever find that the Imagemagick site won't work in the tutorial, please check here for additional Imagemagick sites. http://www.mypcclinic.com/forums/sh...9984#post129984 Click on "browse" to find your image. Then click on it and then click "open". Now click "view" and wait for the next page. On that page, go up to "resize" and then get the size of your image. Now click on "transform". Let's say (as an example) that your dimensions are 343x480. Enter 343x480 (or rather, your actual dimension size -- width first) and then with no spaces add the rest of the code. You can only do two sides at a time. If you want to take off part of the top and left side, say, you would put in your image size - for mine here it would be 343x480+20+20. Make sure you have a dot by "crop". Next press the "transform button" and wait for the next page. If it's not cropped enough, click the back button and try your image size +40+40, etc. until you have removed the part that you want cropped.If you want the bottom and right side cropped, you would need to put in your image size and then -20-20 and click the transform button. And if it's not enough, just click the back button and reset the last two -20-20 to something else until you get it cropped the way you want it. One thing to remember - after the first cropping, if you do any additional cropping, you will first need to go to "resize" get that new size, put it in with the next side code and then click on transform and do as above. To go further with the codes, let's say you wanted the bottom and left side, the code would be your measurement and then +20-20 (or whatever you want cropped). If you wanted the top and right side, it would be your measurement and then -20+20. If you wanted to just take some off the sides, then put in your measurement and use something like +20+0 to crop from the left side.. Or use your measurement and then -20-0 for the right side. If you want to only take off part of the top or bottom - use your measurement and then add +0+20 for the top or your measurement and -0-20 for the bottom. When you get it like you want, click the "output" tab up top and then on the next page, press the "output button" - not the tab up top and then wait for your image to appear. When it does, you can double click to bring it up on a page by itself and then right click and save it to your computer. If you ever get an error message, just click your browser's back button and then right click and save it from that page. |