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uh hello guys uh welcome to this video
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so in this video I will show you how to
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uh basically make a mini uh image editor
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right in the terminal itself using a
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open-source
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uh package which is image magic so you
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can download this open-source library
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guys by going to this website
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imagemagic.org and they offer the CLI
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tool here you will see for Windows
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uh Linux Mac each operating system it's
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a crossplatform open-source image
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processing library i've already
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downloaded this and once you download
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this inside your terminal you can
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actually edit any sort of image so I I'm
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taking this example here of the image 1
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jpg so I will apply some effects to this
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image so the first command here we
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simply type here magic followed by the
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name of the file which is 1.jpg and then
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we apply the effects so it also have
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this grayscale
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effect so you can see we can pass this
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effect dash grayscale and then we simply
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need to write here rec
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709
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luminous
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luminous l u m i n
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a n c and then the output file name so
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it will be changed to black and white if
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you see so it has basically created this
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image it's uh black and white if you
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see this was the original image and it
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has been changed to black and
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white the next set of filter you can
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apply guys which is this
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one so we simply
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write magic one jpg and then it also
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have this filter which is S P I A sepia
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tone and then you can apply how much
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tone you want to apply i will say
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80% and you will see this will be the
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effect so from the from this library you
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can create these awesome effects right
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in the terminal itself you will see that
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it actually apply this effect safia
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effect
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then we have another one which will
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be this one let me show you negate n E G
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A T E
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negate
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so this is also a very cool little
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effect you can create here you can see
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that and then if you want to blur your
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image you can pass this blur flag dash
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blur and here you can specify the
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dimensions of the blur with
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08 so it will blur out your image very
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easily so you can see
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that so you can actually increase the
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blur here by specifying
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this you can just change it zero can
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modify this command
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then last but not least we can increase
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or decrease the brightness of the image
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by
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specifying brightness flag
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brightness contrast we can specify this
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10 20 and
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then you see that so you can adjust the
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brightness contrast level of the image
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you can see it has now increased the
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brightness of the image right here so uh
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it's a very good uh image processing
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library guys you can install it and just
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build a mini image editor like Photoshop
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or Canva inside your terminal so thank
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you very much guys for watching this
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video and also check out my website
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freemediatools.com
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