Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Hi, not sure if this will help, but here is how I got PDF support working in Lambda: https://gist.github.com/bensie/56f51bc3 ... nt-2983885

fmw42 wrote: ↑2019-04-20T21:08:35-07:00 Is the TIFF file compressed? If so, then when expanded it might be much larger. Otherwise, wait for the developers or someone who knows the software better to respond.

Yep, the TIFF is compressed.

Hello, When using identify -format %[colorspace] example.tif to identify the colorspace of an 88MB CMYK TIFF, over 7GB of RAM is used on my machine. Why is this? Is there by chance a less resource-intensive way for ImageMagick to identify colorspace? I am able to run the following on my Mac with ...

Your command works for us and returns expected results. We'll need a stack trace. Perhaps the bug is in the LCMS library. Install gdb and type these commands: $ gdb convert run /tmp/input.jpg -profile /var/task/src/color-profiles/AdobeRGB1998.icc -profile /var/task/src/color-profiles ...

You can check most of the delegate library versions using convert -list format and look at the end of the line for each to see the version number and library. Current libjpeg should read 90 Here is the output of that in the Lambda environment. Does anything look off or missing? I see "libjpeg-turbo ...

Is it possible a library could be missing in the Lambda environment? Maybe ImageMagick is trying to load libsomething.so, it fails to find the library, and it silently fails? If so, I wonder if there is a way to test for this. Maybe a verbose debug option. Or, maybe the Lambda environment has an old ...

Do you have read permissions from /var? Are your profiles actually there? I know little about AWS. But I am not sure you should be using profiles in /var nor images in /tmp. If you put your images and profiles in some other user directory, does it work? Are your profiles corrupt? Can you transfer ...

Your command works for us and returns expected results. We'll need a stack trace. Perhaps the bug is in the LCMS library. Install gdb and type these commands: $ gdb convert run /tmp/input.jpg -profile /var/task/src/color-profiles/AdobeRGB1998.icc -profile /var/task/src/color-profiles ...

What do you get from convert -version Do you have LCMS2 delegate installed? See http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/cvs/general/lcms2.html Hi! When I run convert -version in the Lambda environment I get Version: ImageMagick 7.0.8-40 Q16 x86_64 2019-04-13 https://imagemagick.org Copyright ...

I am experiencing a strange problem with a custom compiled version of ImageMagick 7 (7.0.8-40). I am running this in an AWS Lambda instance. When I run convert passing color profiles (copies of ones I've used before), the command fails with SIGABRT: convert /tmp/input.jpg -profile /var/task/src ...

Will do. Thanks!

It's due to the way this image was generated. It was composed with another image, and the mask was smaller than the other image, so that caused the line.

Sorry if I have my terms or usages wrong -- I'm a developer, and IM is new to me

That was it! I totally missed that. Thank you! I was able to add some transparent padding like so:

I am trying to trim whitespace (which is actually transparent) from this image: https://i.ibb.co/MP9LcTh/image.png

The following command strangely fails to trim from the left side of the image: Any idea why?