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Thanks for the response @snibgo. IM Version: Version: ImageMagick 6.9.1-0 Q16 x86_64 2015-03-30 http://www.imagemagick.org Copyright: Copyright (C) 1999-2015 ImageMagick Studio LLC License: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/license.php Features: DPC Modules OpenMP Delegates (built-in): bzlib djvu ...

Hi, We are trying to limit the elapsed time of ImageMagick commands, but we are failing in limiting them. We have used the following link as reference: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/resources.php With reference to the above link we included the below line in policy.xml file(For limiting the time ...

We are still facing this issue, any help ?

Can you confirm that even a simple resize causes your file to not open in Photoshop? convert inputImage.tif[0] -reisze 50% outputImage.tiff If this is happening we might have a bigger challenge :) I think we will have to read the layer data resize the layers and write them back to the file (in the ...

IM may deal with background transparency and alpha channel transparency differently. You check each in Photoshop to see which is giving you trouble. Then use EXIFTOOL to check the image before IM processing to know which kind of transparency you have in that image. This is just a guess. The IM ...

You can only accomplish that after we have researched how the tiff:37724 profile works and update it when the density changes. I have no idea when we will be able to find time to do this. Hi, Any estimated timeline/release version for this. We stuck with processing tiff files due to this issue ...

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Thanks for suggestion.

We will check and update you

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Could anyone suggest, how to resolve above issue?

So, for this image, "-alpha off" does what you probably want: convert MultiChannelTiffFile.tif -alpha off -units pixelsperinch -resample 72 output.jpg Thank you... Exactly we are facing problem here.. We are using generic command to deal with all types of TIFF, so to deal with above file we have ...

"-flatten" isn't needed here. convert MultiChannelTiffFile.tif x2.jpg Thanks for looking into it.. Above command is working, but when we are trying to change resolution or applying "-layers merge" the same is not working...We are using below command to change resolution.. convert ...

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Could anyone suggest how to proceed with these kind of images...

The same command works for both images: convert MultiChannelTiffFile.tif -backgound white -flatten x2.jpg Hi, This command not worked for below file https://www.dropbox.com/s/7t2qkk9yzaops3h/MultiChannelTiffFile.tif?dl=0 Actual image lost and we are able to view only background of that image. IM ...

According to "identify", MultiChannelTiffFile.tif has RGB and A but no clip path, so removing transparency is easy: convert -verbose MultiChannelTiffFile.tif -alpha off x.jpg TransparentBGTiffFile.tif is more awkward. Transparent pixels contain data that is hidden by either the alpha transparency ...

IM doesn't deal with layers. convert in.tiff -format %[opaque] info: This returns "true" if all the pixels are fully opaque, or "false" if there is any transparency. Does that answer your question? Thanks for reply.. Actually we are trying to figure out what "alpha off" makes the difference in ...

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Any update on how to preserve CMYK color ratios in the output file (even after applying profiles)?