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**retroanalyst** · July 9th, 2017, 09:18 PM

You really want something that can be scripted here, nobody wants to work on 560 files with mouse clicks. Fortunately that's not too difficult since the big picture is nicely grouped into a grid of 35x16 small images, each one 256x256 pixels (except for the last row which is only 211 pixels high).

The convert command from the ImageMagick suite can stitch these together, I did it the following way (this assumes a shell like bash):

Code:

for column in {0..15}; do convert -append 6-$column-{0..34}.jpg ${column}.jpg; done
convert +append {0..15}.jpg Dorothy_Stratten.jpg

First we combine all the rows, then the colums. The result:

Enjoy!

July 9th, 2017, 09:18 PM	#3
retroanalyst in memoriam Max Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Germany Posts: 3,586 Thanks: 121,979 Thanked 47,461 Times in 3,337 Posts	You really want something that can be scripted here, nobody wants to work on 560 files with mouse clicks. Fortunately that's not too difficult since the big picture is nicely grouped into a grid of 35x16 small images, each one 256x256 pixels (except for the last row which is only 211 pixels high). The convert command from the ImageMagick suite can stitch these together, I did it the following way (this assumes a shell like bash): Code: for column in {0..15}; do convert -append 6-$column-{0..34}.jpg ${column}.jpg; done convert +append {0..15}.jpg Dorothy_Stratten.jpg First we combine all the rows, then the colums. The result: Enjoy! __________________ Genius may have its limitations, but stupidity is not thus handicapped.