We create a lot of B/W images, and now we are thinking about plotter-costs (usage of printer-toner or plotter-ink). I would like to make an analysis of our existing images:
-> How many pixels has the image in total?
-> How many pixels are black?
(-> How many pixels are coloured? -> For 1% of the images which are not BW)
-->> What is the percentage of black/white pixels?
Any easy(!!) ideas?
Regards
Peter
How to calculate the number of pixels ("Black factor")
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How to calculate the number of pixels ("Black factor")
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Re: How to calculate the number of pixels ("Black factor")
Nobody knows?
Peter
Peter
XnViewMP <Current version> German, XnConvert <Current version>, Win 10
Re: How to calculate the number of pixels ("Black factor")
Or with something else ...(Freeware)xnview wrote:With XnView?
If possible a command-line tool for batch-commands.
Peter
EDIT: Maybe this one - http://imagej.nih.gov/ij/index.html
XnViewMP <Current version> German, XnConvert <Current version>, Win 10
Re: How to calculate the number of pixels ("Black factor")
"Analyse and Report" would be a fine new feature for XnConvert, wouldn`t it?xnview wrote:Yes, with GFL, it's easy

Peter
XnViewMP <Current version> German, XnConvert <Current version>, Win 10