Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Finally, I come up with this issue again and tried nearly every combination and find myself a solution that will work. As fmw42 recognized correctly is, that there are two kinds of transperancy alpha and background. And this was the problem. Using -layers merge also merges the alpha channel and ...

Version : ImageMagick 6.6.3-7 2010-08-18 Q16 (but I'm bind to this version) Examples here. Please have a look. tif with transperancy: http://www.filetolink.com/fa1dcf7b merged file: http://www.filetolink.com/95a8e061 Your example doesn't work. The transparency in the picture will be black and the ...

Hello, as the title says, if a tif image containing transparent layers (e.g. saved in photoshop with option "save transparency") is merged, then the result image is plain white. A simple convert to demonstrate: convert -layers merge imageWithTransparentLayers.tif merged.tif Is this a bug or how can ...

Hello magick and anthony, thanks for your input. "it does not prevent reading" I filled the the inverted selection of clipping path with transparent color (none) and excluded them while reading the histogram. convert -layers merge picture.tif -transparent none -colors 16 -depth 8 +clip-path '#1 ...

IM version is up to date. Unix OS First here is a Tiff file with a clipping path http://www.mediafire.com/?sx6kxvbq86717gv http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/9136/pictureka.png The clipping path is around the circle. So clipped along the path should exclude the yellow color. Now I want a histogram ...

Hi guys, currently I am trying to find dominant colors in a picture. I've already seen a lot of solutions and commands here in different threads. But before I want to generate the histogramm I choose the first clipping path in the picture (tiff image) and only want a histogramm of this area ...