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Anonymous
Because many of you probably are quite familiar with photo editing soft ware I hope you will please forgive me putting a technical question to /p/.

I have split a few thousand images into three separate images each (the top 1 middle 2 and bottom 3). These blocks all have the same resolution (480X320)

What I need to do is rejoin the images edge to edge in the order of the bottom panel on the right, the middle panel in the middle, and the top panel on the far left.

It is an unusual thing to batch and so I am a little stumped on how to do it in any thing but just paint and copy/paste thousands of times.
>> ghost
OK so their are two or three ways that I can see depending upon coding ability, time and insanity. Unfortunately cut & past is probably the easiest.
If your photo shop program uses macros and you like typing code for days on end you could do some custom work.
Last and my favorite I think I have seen a free program somewhere on the net that is specifically for panorama, formatting multiple images into one.
>> Anonymous
Depends on what sort of softwares you are using. If I were you I'd write a shell or batch script using imagemagick.
>> Anonymous
>>294026
This is lame of me but how do I write a shell?
I have this topic up on 3 boards and every one does recommend I use imagemagick but I don't know what to do with this.

convert image$ic.jpg image$b.jpg image$a.jpg +append image$i.jpg

or

montage image$c.jpg image$b.jpg image$a.jpg \
-mode Concatenate -tile 3x1 image$.jpg
>> Anonymous
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Ok I finally figured it all out.

Thank you for helping ghost and Anonymous