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Old 08-22-2009   #1 (permalink)
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how do i edit multiple files with imagemagick

so far ive just created a script with that calls the convert command multiple times

#! /bin/sh

convert 'family 007.jpg' -thumbnail 100x100 './tmp/family 007.jpg'
convert 'family 009.jpg' -thumbnail 100x100 './tmp/family 009.jpg'
convert 'family 011.jpg' -thumbnail 100x100 './tmp/family 011.jpg'
convert 'family 012.jpg' -thumbnail 100x100 './tmp/family 012.jpg'
convert 'family 185.jpg' -thumbnail 100x100 './tmp/family 185.jpg'

i remember they showed how to do that at linux.com but i cant find that article anymore
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so far ive just created a script with that calls the convert command multiple times

#! /bin/sh

convert 'family 007.jpg' -thumbnail 100x100 './tmp/family 007.jpg'
convert 'family 009.jpg' -thumbnail 100x100 './tmp/family 009.jpg'
convert 'family 011.jpg' -thumbnail 100x100 './tmp/family 011.jpg'
convert 'family 012.jpg' -thumbnail 100x100 './tmp/family 012.jpg'
convert 'family 185.jpg' -thumbnail 100x100 './tmp/family 185.jpg'

i remember they showed how to do that at linux.com but i cant find that article anymore
A bit of shell scripting will suffice.

Code:
for file in *.jpg; do convert "$file" -thumbnail 100x100 "./tmp/$file"; done
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