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Should -intent change a cielab conversion (i.e. does the fact that it makes no difference imply it is a bug?) Can't tell about IM implementation, but in theory "-intent" should do nothing when converting from RGB color model to LAB, because gamut of any RGB color space (sRGB, AdobeRGB, PhotoRGB ...

just pipe the output to convert to add the profile montage rose: rose: rose: -tile 3x1 miff:- | convert - -profile /Users/fred/images/profiles/sRGB.icc rose_montage.jpg This is almost exactly what I do. "Almost" - because I create very large files (typically 8-10 GB for LZW-compressed tiff64 output ...

Glad you have solved your problem.

Are you sure that all your source images are 10x10 pixels? With command line like: montage -mode concatenate -tile 195x158 @picture.lst tiff64:picture.tif I create images from tens of thousands source files, and every time I get a perfect output image. This is my first use of this tool I use ...

Create a text file (for example, list.txt) with a list of your source files, and use it as: (See section "Filename References" at http://www.imagemagick.org/script/comma ... essing.php for more details.)

According to http://www.imagemagick.org/script/montage.php the montage program supports a "-profile" option. And really, presene of this parameter in the command line does not produce any error messages. But it creates output file without embedded ICC profile. For example (simplest): montage a.jpg ...

Please, always provide the IM version number. I tried v7.0.0-0, v6.9.3-7, and yet one release of v6.9.3 (can't tell its exact revision because it's on a computer at work). Worse, if in.jpg has an embedded profile, then montage in.jpg out.jpg ... will silently strip the profile. If I am not wrong ...

According to http://www.imagemagick.org/script/montage.php the "montage" program supports a "-profile" option. And really, usage of this parameter does not produce any error messages. But it creates output file without embedded profile. For example (simplest): montage a.jpg -profile a.icc a.tif ...