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I have posted exactly the images I use - the source image is small because I generate one small image from another small image - but the third image in the first post is really the input image. On all systems there is another imagemagick version installed. additionally, I compared the output of ...

Hi
Thanks for your quick reply.

I do indeed have both versions installed. Therefore I specify the full path in the command line - in my case - /opt/bin/convert

While I found agree that the IM version is ancient, I need to work with that exact version...

Hello guys On my system (kubuntu 13.10 x64) the following command convert -size 120x120 xc:none -fill white -draw 'rectangle 0,0,120,120' \( source.jpg -bordercolor "#EAEAEA" -border 1x1 \) -gravity center -composite JPG:test1.jpg on IM 6.5.2-5 produces the following image http://www.23hq.com/v ...

I think I've seen warnings for TIFF tags in 6.5.2-5 as well so my guess would be that this is not the problem. I would appreciate however, if someone runs a debugger with the specified commands and images and sees what exactly is going wrong. It could also help find some workaround (or how to fix ...

fmw42 wrote:Your version of IM is ancient (over 300 versions old) and may have a bug. You would be well of upgrading.

Unfortunately not possible at this point.

The problem with identify -format is for the other image - 127, not 123.

Could anyone else please help?

Here are links to the images

First image:
http://www.filedropper.com/brueckeninsp-123
Second image:
http://www.filedropper.com/brueckeninsp-127

Sorry, actually the command used goes like this:

I have some Tiff images that have problems when identified with ImageMagick. ImageMagick Version: 6.5.2-5 2012-05-28 Q16 OpenMP OS: KUbuntu 12.10 64 bit Below is the output of two images. I will try to gain permission to attach the images. Both of the commands below have no problem when using ...

Thanks for the quick reply!

I will try to check the workarounds provided ASAP and will add whatever outcome I get.

Hi I have the following command to convert a tif of approximately 20000 x 20000 pixels. convert -quality 85 -compress LZW myfile.tif -profile (...path)/sRGB.icm -intent Relative -black-point-compensation -interpolate bilinear -scale 683x700! -strip JPG:~/test.jpg As is visible, the command is ...