Uhm.... I use convert from the portable version of Image Magick, where convert is about 5.1MB in size, version 6.6.something, have to check that when I'm back at work. Why portable? Because that version of convert can run without Image Magick installed, only needed 2 dll's placed in the folder where convert is.fmw42 wrote:How big are your files? Can you post a link to an example of one of them?
What is your IM version and platform? How but there aren't troublemakers in there.
If the troublemakers had more colors than that, I would have noticed that and I had to reject the pictures. The only thing that was different (from what I remember) was that there where more IDAT chunks, not sure if that matters.snibgo wrote:LG_gas+hoge+druk_Enexis_0000546670_09G267447.png has 58 colors.
58 is still small, no problem. You may find the troublemakers have many more.
My suggestion, in my first post, will only make a difference for large numbers of colors.
If a troublemaker has a small number of colors, you might:
identify in.png -verbose >in.txt
and post that imformation here (if you feel able).
Hmm, okay.
Gonna run that command as soon as I'm back at work, next Tuesday. Let you know what it output's.