cimagf - Linux

Overview

cimagf is a command-line tool designed to analyze and manipulate images in various formats. It offers advanced image processing capabilities, including color space conversions, filtering, transformations, and format handling.

Syntax

cimagf [options] <input image> [<output image>]

Options/Flags

• -f <format>: Specify the output image format (default: same as input)
• -s <width>x<height>: Resize the image to the specified dimensions
• -c <color space>: Convert the image to the specified color space (default: sRGB)
• -b <brightness>: Adjust the brightness of the image (range: -100 to 100)
• -g <gamma>: Apply gamma correction to the image (range: 0.0 to 5.0)
• -r <red>,<green>,<blue>: Adjust individual color channels (range: 0 to 1)
• -t <transformation>: Apply a transformation to the image (options: flip, rotate, skew)
• -o <output file>: Save the output image to the specified file

Examples

Convert an image to grayscale:

cimagf -c grayscale input.jpg output.jpg

Resize and brighten an image:

cimagf -s 500x300 -b 50 input.png output.png

Flip an image vertically and adjust blue channel:

cimagf -t flip-v -r 0,1,0.5 input.tif output.tif

Common Issues

• Incorrect color space conversion: Ensure the specified color space is valid.
• Dimension mismatch: Check that the output dimensions match the aspect ratio of the input image.
• Unsupported image format: Verify that the input and output formats are supported by cimagf.

Integration

cimagf can be integrated into scripts or command pipelines for automated image processing tasks. For example:

ls *.jpg | xargs cimagf -s 1000x1000 -f png

Related Commands

• ImageMagick: A comprehensive image processing suite with a wide range of capabilities
• GIMP: A powerful open-source image editor
• convert: A basic image conversion utility