Some untested code, and I don't know if Image::Compare uses ImageMagick internally? :-) 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Image::Compare;


my $file1 = shift; #some jpegs, or png
my $file2 = shift;

my ( $cmp ) = Image::Compare->new();

$cmp->set_image1(
   img  => $file1,
   type => 'png',
);

$cmp->set_image2( 
   img => $file2, 
   type => 'png' );

$cmp->set_method(
   method => &Image::Compare::THRESHOLD,
   args   => 25,
);

#$cmp->set_method(
#   method => &Image::Compare::EXACT,
#    );


if ( $cmp->compare() ) {
  # The images are the same, within the threshold
  print "same\n";
}
else {
# The images differ beyond the threshold
  print "not same\n";
}

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In reply to Re: Can i Compare two images in perl ? by zentara
in thread Can i Compare two images in perl ? by deep3101

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