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convert image.tif -profile /Users/fred/images/Profiles/USWebCoatedSWOP.icc -profile /Users/fred/images/Profiles/sRGB.icc -thumbnail 150x250 image.jpg Returns this error: convert image.tif -profile /Users/fred/images/Profiles/USWebCoatedSWOP.icc -profile /Users/fred/images/Profiles/sRGB.icc ...

Thank you for pointing out the permissions issue. The images are now accessible.

I use ImageMagick-6.8.7-8-Q16-x64-dll.exe (Win64 dynamic at 16 bits-per-pixel)

Source Image: https://zuhqtr5.couchappy.com/test/im/image.tif convert image.tif -thumbnail 150x250 image.jpg The resulting image should look like this: https://zuhqtr5.couchappy.com/test/im/good.jpg But it incorrectly returns this: https://zuhqtr5.couchappy.com/test/im/bad.jpg Here is the source ...

What factors should be taken into consideration when choosing between a static and dynamic build of ImageMagick? Are there differences in performance of processing? Are there differences in the images produced?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using -colorspace sRGB vs -colorspace RGB?

Will one perform faster than the other? Will images look better with one of the options compared to the other?

I ImageMagick use 6.8.6.

I have two identical images, saved in different formats: JPEG Image: (Click to download) TIFF Image: (Click to download) convert smile.jpg -resize "250x250>" -alpha set -background '#ffccff' -vignette 0x4 j.jpg convert smile.tif -resize "250x250>" -alpha set -background '#ffccff' -vignette 0x4 t.jpg ...

Perfect, thank you.

I want my image to be 111x111 and I want the background to be red however I do not want the image to be too red. This code makes the part of the images that are not covered with the image red, which is good, however it also makes the image too red. convert -size 111x111 -crop 111x111+0+0 -background ...

This gives an error: convert (-size 150x80 xc:red null: ( rose: -resize "150x80^>" ) -gravity Center -layers Composite) ( +clone -crop 16x16+0+0 -fill white -colorize 100% -draw "fill black circle 15,15 15,0" -background Red -alpha shape ( +clone -flip ) ( +clone -flop ) ( +clone -flip ) ) -flatten ...

Thanks, Anthony! I use this code to make sure that an image is exactly 150px by 80px and it is sized to avoid as much blank canvas space as possible: convert -size 150x80 xc:red null: ( tree.png -resize "150x80^>" ) -gravity Center -layers Composite 150x80.jpg How can I combine that with the rounded ...

I want to to round the corners like this: http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/thumbnails/rounded_corners.png This works if the image type is a png or gif image: convert rose: -alpha set -virtual-pixel transparent -channel A -blur 0x8 -threshold 50% +channel rounded_corner.gif However the corners are ...

Adding the extra two zeros at the end works. Thanks!

Bonzo, thanks, but your comments do not help. Firstly, the first piece of code DOES work with only one exception: the background is black. I want the background to be red. When I take out those things you suggested, it breaks. How can I get a red canvas instead of a black canvas? This is the effect ...

I want my image to be exactly 70px by 70px with a red canvas. This does not work because the canvas is black: convert -size 70x70 xc:transparent null: ( rose: -thumbnail "70x70" +repage ( +clone -shave 10x10 -fill gray50 -colorize 100% -mattecolor gray50 -frame 10x10+3+4 -blur 0x2 ) -compose ...

The PHP extension MagickWand is installed on my system. How can I disable it for PHP scripts located in a specific directory?