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Both of these work fine for me using IM 7.0.8.28 Q16 Mac OSX and I can open them with no error messages in Photoshop CC


fmw42:
I tried to add the -strip to the commandline instead of +profile icc - but it still is not working for me.
I think there might be a problem with the IM version I am ...

You can use "magick identify -verbose myfile.png" and look for "Profiles:" to see if the profile is embedded.

When writing PNG files, IM will embed the profile unless the profile is sRGB. For sRGB profiles, IM just creates a sRGB chunk. (I don't like this, because there are different sRGB ...

Continuing this ticket, because I want to add some more settings for managing the colorspace and adding a diffrent colorprofile.

On my code that worked:
magick "/path/to/my/testfile.tif" \( -clone 0 -alpha transparent -channel rgba -evaluate set 0 \) -delete 0,1 -background none -compose src-over ...

Snibgo, your example is not what I want to do. That example just gets me a new image with 2 layers.
See first post for more info on what I want and also what problem I got.
I solved my first problem in my second post in this thread.
I have gotten the result I want from the code I wrote:
magick ...

There is one problem I have noticed with the output file, after adding the -define tiff:alpha=associated.

The image in the file is a shoe, and there is a soft black shadow under it on the transparent background.
When I open the file in Photoshop I notice that the shadow is not exacly the same as in ...

I think I solved it, I had to define the output format with:

-define tiff:alpha=associated

magick "/path/to/my/testfile.tif" \( -clone 0 -alpha transparent -channel rgba -evaluate set 0 \) -delete 0,1 -background none -compose src-over -layers merge -define tiff:alpha=associated "/path/to/my ...

Hi.
I am using the IM version 7.0.8-24 on CentOS6.9

I wanted to extrakt a photoshop layer from a TIF file (with transparacy).

My TIF file contains 2 layers (if you look at it in photoshop).
The bottom layer is with a red background color, and the second layer is an image of a shoe (with ...

dlemstra wrote: 2019-02-05T23:43:23-07:00 There is an experimental flag `-define tiff:write-layers=yes`that can be used to create photoshop layers inside a tiff file. But there were still some issues when openening these files in Photoshop.

hmm... interesting. I will try it.

As far as I know, Imagemagick cannot create TIFF layers, only multiple pages.


yeah, I have yet to make a successful conversion for TIF with layers....

I have manage to create a layered file in .PSD - but I had to combine 2 files to create the 2 layers and make an output in PSD.
magick ...

Both PSD and TIF can contain photoshop layers.
But I am unsure if I can in a TIF create more than one layer using IM...?

I found this ticket on the IM forum, where they create a PSD file with layers.
But to create the layers they use diffrent files, and combine them to a PSD file.
https://www ...

By Layers I mean as in layers you see in Photoshop.

I want the output to be just 1 image - that contains 2 photoshop layers as a TIF file.
https://www.lito.se/IMAGEMAGICK/screenshot-layers.png

To day my original file just contains 1 layer, and I want to add another layer in a color and place ...

Hi snibgo.
I am using the version 7.0.8-24 on CentOS6.9

I tried your code, but it did not give me the result I want.
There is still just one layer in the file and now it merged the picture of the chair with the color, so it is just a flatt colored chair with transparacy. :P

I am looking for a way ...

Hi. I am new to IM.
I want to create and add a second layer to a TIF file.

My original file is TIF with only one layer with transparacy (it is a picture of a chair on transparent background).

I want to add an additional layer to that file, and a fill it with a color (rgb=152,152,152), and then ...

Well, your code did not keep the transparency in the file thou. But results was the shoe on a white background in version 7.0.8-24.

But this works:
magick "/path/to/my/testfile.tif" \( -clone 0 -alpha transparent -channel rgba -evaluate set 0 \) -delete 0,1 -background none -compose src-over ...

I finally got it to work in 7.0.8-24 on CentOS6 - but I had to change the command a bit...

This gets me the result I am looking for:
convert "/path/to/my/testfile.tif" \( -clone 0 -alpha transparent -channel rgba -evaluate set 0 \) -delete 0,1 -background none -compose src-over -layers merge "/path ...