my $newImage01 = $img->crop( left=>0  , right=>218, to
+p=>0  , bottom=>150 ) || die "$message: ($!)\n"; 
                my $newImage02 = $img->crop( left=>218, right=>437, to
+p=>0  , bottom=>150 ) || die "$message ($)): ($!)\n"; 
                my $newImage03 = $img->crop( left=>437, right=>654, to
+p=>0  , bottom=>150 ) || die "$message ($_): ($!)\n"; 
                my $newImage04 = $img->crop( left=>0  , right=>218, to
+p=>150, bottom=>300 ) || die "$message ($_): ($!)\n"; 
                my $newImage05 = $img->crop( left=>218, right=>437, to
+p=>150, bottom=>300 ) || die "$message ($_): ($!)\n"; 
                my $newImage06 = $img->crop( left=>437, right=>654, to
+p=>150, bottom=>300 ) || die "$message ($_): ($!)\n";

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Unless I'm misreading Imager's docs, or it works in some bizarre ways, you're duplicating a thin line of pixels at each border. I think you want top 0, bottom 149 in one picture, and top 150, bottom 300 in the other. Similarly for left and right.

On a more general note, since you'll be now editing this portion of the code anyway {grin}, I'd get rid of that complex series of constants and use a computed loop anyway.

-- Randal L. Schwartz, Perl hacker

In reply to •Re: altsense.net image splitter by merlyn
in thread altsense.net image splitter by djw

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