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| − | '''ImageMagick''' is a set of tools for image manipulation and conversion. It consists of a set of command line programs as well as of a library that can be interfaced from own applications. It can do almost any image manipulation from a batch file or shell script and even brings its own scripting language. Besides this, it serves well to circumvent a known Photoshop bug that prevents it from [[Photoshop limitations#opening large TIFFs with Photoshop|opening large TIFF images]]. | + | '''ImageMagick''' is {{Glossary|a set of tools for image manipulation and conversion|1}}. It consists of a set of command line programs as well as of a library that can be interfaced from own applications. It can do almost any image manipulation from a batch file or shell script and even brings its own scripting language. Besides this, it serves well to circumvent a known Photoshop bug that prevents it from [[Photoshop limitations#opening large TIFFs with Photoshop|opening large TIFF images]]. |
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Latest revision as of 18:48, 15 December 2007
ImageMagick is a set of tools for image manipulation and conversion. It consists of a set of command line programs as well as of a library that can be interfaced from own applications. It can do almost any image manipulation from a batch file or shell script and even brings its own scripting language. Besides this, it serves well to circumvent a known Photoshop bug that prevents it from opening large TIFF images.