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I am looking up on the Internet for hours and can't get to how to execute a command on the command prompt that does something out of gimp files and furthermore get to apply filters to images with gmic, I managed to do it all well with Image Magick, using the convert command, it just works, but for gmic I try on cmd 

  gimp -b -

as stated on their website's documentation: http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/Basic_Batch/

But no, it pops:

'gimp is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

Am I asking something very dumb, I really don't know what I am doing wrong, maybe I am missing some steps, the error gives me a clue as if I had to create a file for the gimp command to work other than have succesfully installed it in Windows.

I'm on Windows 8 64 bit by the way. Enterprise edition.

Thanks very much for any help.

Gimp installed 2.8.2 gmic installed 1.5.3

neubert
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If your goal is only to apply a G'MIC effect on an image, why not using the command-line interface 'gmic' of the G'MIC project, instead of trying doing that through the plug-in for GIMP ? The G'MIC project provides a command-line interface 'gmic' for his tool, so it should be less difficult to use I guess + you won't have the limitations due to GIMP (8bits processing e.g, as 'gmic' is able to process 16bits images).

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The command line interface does not know where gimp is all by itself. Either call it with the full path, something like C:\Program Files\Gimp\gimp.exe -b -, or add the directory that contains gimp to your %PATH% system variable.

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