Convert PSD to JPG

[schille]

I try to convert the PSD file (Download URL given below) to JPG. The result of my conversion looks bad.

Image Magick Version: ImageMagick 7.0.4-6 Q16 x64 2017-01-27 http://www.imagemagick.org
OS: Windows 10 64 bit (x64)

The URL to the PSD file:
http://2app.ws/inhalt-stapelbehaelter.psd

I tried the following command:

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convert -flatten inhalt-stapelbehaelter.psd[0] -resize 1920x1920 example.jpg

The result image is all white.

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convert -flatten inhalt-stapelbehaelter.psd example.jpg

The result image has strange white shadows.

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convert inhalt-stapelbehaelter.psd[0] example.jpg

The result image has strange black outlines.

[schille]

Can anyone help me with this problem?
Do you need more Info from me?

thanks in advance

[snibgo]

The PSD is 111MB, which is far too large for me to download. Sorry.

[fmw42]

try

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convert inhalt-stapelbehaelter.psd[2] example.jpg

Is that what you want?

[schille]

thank you, this command gives by far the best result.

The problem for me is that I need a generalized approach and I guess that this command only works fine for this particular image.
My standard PSD to JPG conversion is this command

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convert -flatten inhalt-stapelbehaelter.psd[0] -resize 1920x1920 example.jpg

which works just fine for all PSDs.

The only problems occured so far are related to 32 bit per channel PSDs, which is not supported from ImageMagick afaik, and this image.

My question is what is special about this PSD, so that my standard conversion does not work?
Is it possible to read the metadata of this PSD with identify to say: for this kind of PSD I need to use the special conversion

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convert inhalt-stapelbehaelter.psd[2] example.jpg

[fmw42]

I do not know the answer to your question. One of the IM developers would need to review your image and the IM code.

But I would point out that formally your command

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convert -flatten inhalt-stapelbehaelter.psd[0] -resize 1920x1920 example.jpg

is not the correct syntax, though IM 6 is rather forgiving. But IM 7 would not be. Properly, you should read the input first before any other commands. So

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convert inhalt-stapelbehaelter.psd[0] -flatten -resize 1920x1920 example.jpg