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I think there is a problem still with the TIFF output from the command I posted above with the same tiff I included. Anyone that programs imagemagick maybe have a chance to take a look at this?

Both files have 'identify' output that shows the same settings but with a rotation applied. (They are now both TIFF format instead of the output being in TIFF64 like the normal windows binary was doing) INPUT.TIF = TIFF 104500x78499 104500x78499+0+0 1-bit Bilevel Gray 1.6e+02MiB 0.000u 0:00.003 ...

So I have everything recompiled using the beta version code, but I am now getting the same error with the output file that I was with before using the normal windows binary. The output tiff is invalid and does not open even in photoshop. I've put the input file and output file in a zip which can be ...

Ok, I found that magick -version shows the quantum number after the version number. Mine is actually Q8 so I'm not sure why it's still wanting to trigger the disk cache. Is there a way to tell which limit is causing the disk cache to happen by looking at the debug log?

I am compiling with the following configure prior to make. It seems as though I'm getting the 32 bit quantum depth version because the cache is looking for 31.5GB instead of the 8GB it had been looking for with the downloaded binary (8 bit version). Is the --with-quantum-depth=8 the only thing I ...

Great info! Ill give it a shot.

So I compiled the beta version with cygwin and it does run, but seems to be ignoring the command line -limit parameters I'm passing in. The normal precomiled binary honors the -limit settings I put in the command line, but the beta that I compiled has reverted to running with some preset limits. Is ...

Thanks! I appreciate that. Would anyone be able to compile that beta version for 8 bit imagemagick, 64bit Windows? I could use this today and I probably would spend much of the day getting it to compile properly. Or instructions on compiling this for windows in the easiest way. Thanks again.

Well I was able get my limits set to the point where it didn't need to write to disk. Now I rotate the image in about 2.5 minutes. So I think that will work. I had to put the -limit parameters in the command because my policy.xml file was not being used for some reason. I tried uncommenting the xml ...

Thanks for the replies, I'll try a few of these ideas. I think I can use powershell to using photoviewer to rotate via the command line. So I could try that as well. I need to use command line because I'm running this off of a watched hotfolder, so it can be automatic. I'm going to check the policy ...

windows binaries for libtiff are at http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/tiff.htm, but after installing this, I still don't see a tiffcrop.exe anywhere. Anyone have a compiled version for windows that I can install with all required dll's etc? I tried using 2TIFF to rotate and that is basically ...

Where could I download a windows version of tiffcrop? Having trouble finding that.

The image is 40" x 30" at 2540 ppi so in the range of 101,600 x 76,200 pixels. I tried the latest version 7 as well as the latest version 6. The computer is pretty new, it's got an i7 6 core 3.2ghz with 32 GB of ram. I tried zip, rle, lzw and no compression in the tiffs. All seem to just never ...

I have very high res TIF files that need to be rotated. So I notice that magick is creating a temp file to do this as the file is over 1GB in size on the drive. So I just do a convert {INFILE} -rotate 270 {OUTFILE} and it processes small 1 bit tiffs fairly well, still not super fast, but the larger ...