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ImageMagick's neat, but the steps required to warp and then tenderly shadow and sheen the output of a grab are, in my experience, much better done (initially at
by detritus 6y ago
ImageMagick's neat, but the steps required to warp and then tenderly shadow and sheen the output of a grab are, in my experience, much better done (initially at least) with a GUI tool. A lot quicker to intuit, test and iterate.
I hate the thing personally[1], but GIMP would likely be a better graphic manipulation suggestion, in this context.
Of course, once you've worked out what you're after, and want to manipulate tens or thousands of images, ImageMagick's your wizard.
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[1] I'd just download a trial of AffinityPhoto and use that
- tyingq 6y agoPaint.Net with the Shape3D and Drop Shadow plugins does pretty well. Definitely some learning curve, but nowhere like GIMP or Photoshop. And free like beer.