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Hi,

saving the file as PNG32 seems to work now. No grayscale and not indexed.

Thanks a lot.

Thanks,

i tried various thinks like
-depth 8
PNG24:target.png
-colorspace RGB

but nothing helped.

I'm using
I'm Using :
ImageMagick 6.7.3-2 2011-10-13 Q16 http://www.imagemagick.org
Copyright: Copyright (C) 1999-2011 ImageMagick Studio LLC
Features: OpenMP
on Mac OSX Lion

This one is the original image http://www.fotoporto.de/imagemagick/search.png http://www.fotoporto.de/imagemagick/search.png identify -verbose shows this Format: PNG (Portable Network Graphics) Class: DirectClass Geometry: 17x17+0+0 Resolution: 72x72 Print size: 0.236111x0.236111 Units: Undefined ...

Hi, i don't have a problem with coloring the image. This part works. I have an icon inside this graphic in white color and the other part is transparent. This way i color every part of the image, which is not transparent. My problem is that IM converts the target image to Grayscale-Image when it is ...

Thanks for your reply.

Now i have: but it is still the same problem.

An other idea?

Hi there, this is a little bit confused. I have a 24 PNG icon-image with white and transparence and want to fill the colored part with a different color like this: convert src.png -fill rgba(0,0,0, 0.0) -colorize 100% target.png or convert src.png -fill rgba(156,222,250, 0.0) -colorize 100% target ...

Hi,

is there any way to change the EXIF data of the imagefile?

Greets

Thx, for supporting me! Now i want to give back my result. I have converted my photo exactly with the same command before. But nothing changed. Today back again at work i tried something and it was very suprising. When i open the image in photoshop it seems that nothing happened, it shows the same ...

Hi folks, i couldn't find any help by searching for my problem. I have resized and croped an image. The size of this image is eg 800 x 600 pixels. When i open this image in Photoshop, it shows me Pixel dimensions 800 x 600 pixels And document Size 28,22 x 21,17 cm (11,111 x 8,333 inches) at 72 dpi ...