Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

So I booted up the old Ubuntu VM in VirtualBox and installed from source (which was exceptionally easy compared to all the Mac pain), and it works perfect on V7. Really wish the mac version of V7 would get some love from the devs, but for now, it looks like I'll be moving things back and forth ...

Wow this is terrible... Apparently, both MacPorts and Homebrew install only Imagemagick 6. I attempted to install from source, but was having trouble getting all the dependencies lined up manually. (Does anyone have an automated way of doing IM7 on Mac???). So I gave up and downloaded the binary and ...

Thanks so much! I will work to get V7 installed and do it an alternate way if HomeBrew does not yet have an install formula. I will report back on the results.

Yes, I am on mac. If it makes a difference, I have mine installed via the Homebrew package installer, so it could be a sub dependency versioning difference perhaps. brew install imagemagick I am searching for a way to upgrade to V7 using homebrew to test there. If anyone else has V7 and can try this ...

Are you sure you downloaded the file correctly? It downloaded and I did not see anything about an abort on the command line? Did you see if you could open it in preview after you downloaded it?

I tried the exact command you gave and it gave a slightly different but still incorrect answer with the same RGB distortion. Copyright Notice: This is owned by my company and I have permission to distribute this image for debugging purposed. This is not being released into the public domain and all ...

I have a large number of multi-layer PSD files which contain alpha gradients. The color behind these gradients are black. This is a simplified form of what I am using: convert -background transparent source.psd -flatten output.png When I run this conversion, the color behind the alpha gradient ...