Does it really have to be a 32bit (per channel) image? (First it was 16bit, then 8bit, now 32bit.) If yes, then I might not be able to test the new file.
The current ImageMagick versions don't display the values how they're really stored. IM converts it now to "unassociated alpha" (if needed), and that's why the info from identify -verbose also displays it as "unassociated" (that applies at least to the non-HDRI versions). Check your old 'untitled.tif'. This one definitely has associated alpha, but identify displays it as "unassociated".jho wrote:Identify now shows me that the image has unaccociated alpha.
