https://speakerdeck.com/cybear 2015-05-28 12:36:49 -0400 Images on the web need to look sharp on displays with very high DPI, while still small enough to download fast. When you have many assets, it becomes cumbersome to manually resize and export all of them. With the new iPhone 6+, the need for "retina" alternative images is even bigger. Now you might even want to supply both a "@2x" image and a "@3x" image. From my examples, you will be able to solve some common problems using ImageMagick's tools `convert`, `mogrify` and `identify`. Images on the web need to look sharp on displays with very high DPI, while still small enough to download fast. When you have many assets, it becomes cumbersome to manually resize and export all of them. With the new iPhone 6+, the need for "retina" alternative images is even bigger. Now you might even want to supply both a "@2x" image and a "@3x" image. From my examples, you will be able to solve some common problems using ImageMagick's tools `convert`, `mogrify` and `identify`. Thu, 18 Sep 2014 00:00:00 -0400 https://speakerdeck.com/cybear/up-your-assets-batch-image-scripting-with-imagemagick https://speakerdeck.com/cybear/up-your-assets-batch-image-scripting-with-imagemagick