DPX color problem

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drewvy

DPX color problem

Post by drewvy »

Hi,

When I use a DPX image file as the input image and do nothing but save it as another dpx image it works fine.
Example parameters: image1.dpx image2.dpx

But if I do something simple like a flip, the colors get messed up.
Example parameters: image1.dpx -flip image2.dpx

The image looks blue and the file size is much bigger. I can post the image if that would be helpful.
~Drew
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Re: DPX color problem

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We tried your command with our DPX collection and it produced expected results. We're using ImageMagick 6.4.1-5. Post a URL to your image and we'll see if we can reproduce the problem.
drewvy

Re: DPX color problem

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I'm using ImageMagick-6.4.1-0

Here is the file. http://drop.io/dpxfile
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Re: DPX color problem

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We flipped your image and it was appoximately the same size as the original and the statistics were equivalent (e.g. identify -verbose reel1.dpx reel-flip.dpx). Try upgrading to ImageMagick 6.4.1-5 and see if that fixes the problem.
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