Fred Weinhaus on wrote...
| convert white to transparent in your 1.svg, then composite together
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| convert 1.jpg \( 1.svg -transparent white \) -composite 1composite.jpg
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| I believe that the result will be the size of the background image
| (1.jpg) automatically, but the 1.svg will overlay only as much as is
| in the top left area that is the size of the background. So anything
| outside the background area in the bottom or right will be cut off.
You can adjust the size of the SVG image by adjusting the -density
setting before giving the SVG file to read. The larger the density, the
smaller the larger the SVG image becomes. You should also be able to
specify the background in the SVG itself does not paint the background.
The top left position can also be adjusted using -geometry and -gravity
settings
convert 1.jpg \( -density 150 -background none 1.svg \) \
-gravity center -composite 1composite.jpg
I have not downloaded your images, but tests on my own images shows that
these techniques work. I am currently trying to add to IM examples (see
below) to demonstrate these options.
For other hints on handling SVG see..
IM Examples Drawing...
IM and SVG handling
http://imagemagick.org/Usage/draw/#svg
Anthony Thyssen ( System Programmer ) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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