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Ok I think I was wrong. What I tried to explain also happens if I use -crop . Problem: The clipping-path is relative to the new, converted image. What I need is the clipping-path applied to the new (alter convert) image with the offset and scale of the old (before convert) image. Example: I souround ...

Hello,

the path-information are scaling down if I use -trim . I think by the amount of the trimmed area. The path should keep the same scale as before because I use it for clipping. How can I just trim the image and dont touch the path?
Thank you

Ok thank you.. this command also does it right: convert gmw.psd -profile "C:\Program Files\ImageMagick-6.6.7-Q16\config\sRGB.icm" -alpha transparent -clip -alpha opaque out.tiff I finaly found out what the problem is: TIFF-files use the alpha-channel for transparency. It depends on a program whether ...

Ok I found out, that -strip removes the clipping-path. So if I dont use -strip and convert a PSD to a PSD with the command (see above) I get the right result. But I want to convert the PSD to a TIFF. And if I try that I get a file where the image has been clipped with white but not with transparency ...

Hello again. I try to convert a PSD file to TIFF and remove the background by using a cliping-path. This works fine with this command: convert source.psd -background white -fill white -draw "color 0 0 reset" -transparent white -clip -draw "Image Copy 0,0 0,0 source.psd" -strip out.tiff But the ...

Ok it works with this comand. But I lose the path-information in the result-file. Does anybody know how to apply them?

No ideas?

Hello, i try to delete the inverted path af an PSD-file, make the deleted part transparent and save the file. I found a solution that works for TIFF-files: convert source.tif -background white -fill white -draw "color 0 0 reset" -transparent white -clip -draw "Image Copy 0,0 0,0 source.tif" -strip ...