How to adapt the console application code for Magik.Net C# Compare 2 pictures
See original GitHub issueGood day, please help me translate the console code into Magik.Net C #
-metric AE -fuzz 15% -highlight-color red -lowlight-color white 1.png 2.png 123.png
I found this console code on the Internet, with a set of commands, like it is, but it needs to be in C# Actually, I have 2 pictures, I need to find the difference, and display the result in the third picture.
Need code for Windows 7 x64 I really hope for your help, I really look forward to hearing.
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I have not tested this but your command line example should translate to this:
You are getting those bright pixels because you are saving the file as a
.jpeg
file. If you save it as a.png
instead it only contains two colors.