Comments on: Using ImageMagick and 4NT to find jpegs by quality level http://www.spugbrap.com/blog/2006/07/using-imagemagick-and-4nt-to-find-jpegs-by-quality-level/ This is a repository for my favorite scripts, regexes, commandlines, utilities, code snippets, tips, and other geeky things that might be useful to someone googling for an obscure solution some day. It's also a place to share my thoughts about companies I've dealt with, my favorite lifehacks, observations of interesting human behavior, clever and/or evil marketing schemes I've run across, and anything else I feel compelled to write about. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 06:44:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: ClintJCL http://www.spugbrap.com/blog/2006/07/using-imagemagick-and-4nt-to-find-jpegs-by-quality-level/#comment-82 ClintJCL Tue, 15 Aug 2006 18:25:34 +0000 http://www.spugbrap.com/blog/2006/07/using-imagemagick-and-4nt-to-find-jpegs-by-quality-level/#comment-82 To me, it looks like this example has several unclosed left brackets. ("[identify" with no closing "]")<br/><br/>This is TOTALLY UP MY ALLEY, as I have 4NT and Image::Magick for perl. And I use 4nt+ImageMagick a lot.<br/><br/>(My flickr uploader is now enhanced to generate captions based on the tags... and my image-index (local view-all-images-as-an-HTML-file-in-your-recycle-bin) script now shows my tags to the right of the image (Cause I tag everything using my own system, before it gets converted for flickr).<br/><br/>Result is that I can do a pic+tag review, visually, before uploading to flickr, to catch problems ahead of time.<br/><br/>ImageMagick freakin' rules. To me, it looks like this example has several unclosed left brackets. (”[identify” with no closing “]”)

This is TOTALLY UP MY ALLEY, as I have 4NT and Image::Magick for perl. And I use 4nt+ImageMagick a lot.

(My flickr uploader is now enhanced to generate captions based on the tags… and my image-index (local view-all-images-as-an-HTML-file-in-your-recycle-bin) script now shows my tags to the right of the image (Cause I tag everything using my own system, before it gets converted for flickr).

Result is that I can do a pic+tag review, visually, before uploading to flickr, to catch problems ahead of time.

ImageMagick freakin’ rules.

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