phpimagick完整安装
Imagick::setImageIterations is a method in PHP's Imagick extension that allows you to set the number of iterations within image processing algorithms such as convolution, morphology, and color reduction.

The parameter passed to setImageIterations determines the number of times an algorithm is applied to an image. Increasing the number of iterations can enhance the effects of the algorithm, but it also increases the computational time required.

Here's an example usage of Imagick::setImageIterations:

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// Create a new Imagick object
$image = new Imagick('example.jpg');

// Set the number of iterations to 5
$image->setImageIterations(5);

// Perform some image processing operations
$image->gaussianBlurImage(3, 1);
$image->adaptiveResizeImage(500, 500);

// Save the processed image
$image->writeImage('processed.jpg');


In this example, setImageIterations is used to set the number of iterations to 5. The image is then subjected to a Gaussian blur using the gaussianBlurImage method and resized using the adaptiveResizeImage method. Finally, the processed image is saved to disk using the writeImage method.

Note that the specific effects and behavior of setImageIterations depend on the algorithm being used.