Thanks a lot.
I was looking for -contrast-stretch option.
That worked perfectly for me.
Post by Fred WeinhausThe function you want is called -contrast-stretch. You can provide
percentile values to clip either end of the histogram and then it
stretches the histogram and image linearly between those values
converted to graylevels. You can stretch the image channels together
or separately. The latter is done by using -channels rgb prior to
-contrast-stretch.
To stretch the image linearly and all channels together by 1% on the
low side and 1% (at the 99% percent) on the high side, it would be
convert image -contrast-stretch 1,1% resultimage
see
http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/color_mods/#contrast-stretch
http://www.imagemagick.org/script/command-line-options.php?ImageMagick=4dk567trius4djjoe7fimpst40#contrast-stretch
Fred
Post by Khader ShameerThanks a lot Fred. I will check the options you have suggested.
I want to calculate 99th percentile value of the image and the 1st
percentile of the image using the pixels and use these percentiles to
level
Post by Khader Shameerthe image using black, white, and gamma. I will use 99th percentile as
black, 1st percentile as white and gamma =1.
Do you know about any alternative method which can do this ?
Please let me know,
Thanks,
Shameer
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