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How to create a reflection Effect using ImageMagick?

What would be the command to create a reflection effect using ImageMagick which fades out as a gradient. Like shown in http://reflection.corephp.co.uk/gfx/shot.jpg

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Googling for "Imagemagick reflection effect" turns up this question. If that doesn't help you completely, maybe the ImageMagick Examples Gallery contains something to work with.

Edit: The Gallery indeed has reflection examples.

Pekka  2010-01-02 13:19:38
I checked it out. It doesn't have any convincing solution.
GeekTantra  2010-01-02 13:21:00
See my edited answer.
Pekka  2010-01-02 13:22:58
I guess the edit resolved it. thnx
GeekTantra  2010-01-02 13:24:05

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