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Using exiftool, I see that tiftest1.tif has a Camera Profile but t.tif doesn't. If I don't use "+profile", the output does contain the Camera Profile. I got the same result using Exiftool as well. TIFTEST1.tif (Original) ExifTool Version Number : 10.10 File Name : TIFTEST1.tif Directory : C:/Users ...

No, I suspect he is saying that IM does not know about Camera profiles and just passes it on even when using +profile '*". Since it does not know about them, it cannot delete them, so just passes on the information in some proprietary hidden field or meta data in the TIFF file. Do you know of/have ...

No, I suspect he is saying that IM does not know about Camera profiles and just passes it on even when using +profile '*". Since it does not know about them, it cannot delete them, so just passes on the information in some proprietary hidden field or meta data in the TIFF file. Do know of/have any ...

I expect Fred typed the two commands: convert rose: rose.tif identify -verbose rose.tif The second command gave the output he showed. Really all I want is to remove the camera profile from the image file ... This command does that job: convert tiftest1.tif +profile "*" t.tif If you want to ...

Perhaps your Photoshop is complaining that there is a mismatch because there is no profile and it wants to add one. That's what I figured it was doing. I always have my Color Settings window set so that it prompts me with a window asking what to do about color profiles. I checked Profile Mismatches ...

I tried this convert rose: rose.tif identify -verbose rose.tif Image: rose.tif Format: TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) Mime type: image/tiff Class: DirectClass Geometry: 70x46+0+0 Units: PixelsPerInch Type: TrueColor Base type: TrueColor Endianess: LSB Colorspace: sRGB Depth: 8-bit Channel depth ...

If you are on an older version of IM, there perhaps there is a bug, if Photoshop says there is an embedded profile. Look in the Photoshop Color Settings Window. It should not say that there is an embedded color profile, but would give you an option to select that, if available. I downloaded ...

IM is not concerned with "all camera profiles" on your computer, only with profiles embedded in images. You can remove a profile from an image with "+profile", see above. I'm aware of that & I just want the camera profile removed from the file not from the computer as you stated(Already know how to ...

I need a magnifying glass to read your command and the returned error. You typed: +profile"*" It needs: +profile "*" ... with a space before the first quote. Thanks, typo. I copied it directly off of your original comment/response.(No coding experience so unable to tell if that was correct or not ...

"convert" is a console program, not a GUI (graphical user interface). Open a Windows Command Prompt, also known as DOS box, or Command Console. I don't know how to do that on Windows 10. "Start", "Run, "Cmd", or something. I didn't know where to enter the command into before thanks for clarifying ...

I downloaded ImageMagick-6.9.3-1-Q16-x64-dll.exe (So version 6.9.3) from downloads at http://www.imagemagick.org/script/binary-releases.php#windows , I'm on Windows 10 64bit. This is what ImageMagick opens for me as. Edit, Transform, & Window appear in addition to File, View, & Help when I open up ...

Where/what do I put that command ( convert in.png +profile"*" out.png ) into & will this delete the color profile without additional steps?

I need to know how to delete (Not convert or change) an embedded color profile from an image file (TIF, TIFF, JPG, JPEG, PNG primarily) with ImageMagick. I have absolutely no coding experience, I'll need you to explain to me where/what command prompt to use & exactly what command to put into it to ...