Latest revision as of 08:30, 28 April 2015

Experiments with Python

Montage:

$ montage -background '#336699' -geometry +4+4 gif2.gif gif9.gif montage.gif

Resize, Crop, Montage:

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$ mogrify -resize 100x100 030920-mushroom.jpg

$ convert mushroom100.jpg -crop 1x1 tile%04d.png

$ montage -background '#000000' -geometry +4+4 *.png montage.jpg

Decrease padding between tiles

$ montage -background '#000000' -geometry +1+1 *.png montage.jpg

Convert all the tiles of the 1x1 cropped image into a 1x1 gif

convert tile*.png slide.gif
convert -delay 2 -dispose background -page +0+0 tile*.png slide.gif

Video of grid of 1x1 gifs created in Adobe Premier: [1] (skipe to 0:33)

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   $ convert mushroom100.jpg -crop 1x1 tile%04d.png
-[[file:Screen Shot 2015-04-19 at 22.43.45.png]|500px]
+[[file:Screen Shot 2015-04-19 at 22.43.45.png|500px]]
   $ montage -background '#000000' -geometry +4+4 *.png montage.jpg
-[[file:montage1.jpg]]
+[[file:montage1.jpg|500px]]
 Decrease padding between tiles
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   convert tile*.png slide.gif
   convert -delay 2 -dispose background -page +0+0 tile*.png slide.gif
-[[file:slide33.gif]] (file is too large, one gif with all the pixels as part of slide)
-Video of 1x1 gif: [http://youtu.be/jkZDR1TwNSs]
+Video of grid of 1x1 gifs created in Adobe Premier: [http://youtu.be/jkZDR1TwNSs] (skipe to 0:33)