Is -equalize channel sensitive? That is can I force it to sync all channels.
It seems that by default is equalizes each channel as if -channel rgb was specified. When I try to add -channel sync, it does not change the input image.
Input:

No sync:
convert zelda2.jpg -equalize zelda2_equal.jpg

With sync: result same as input
convert zelda2.jpg -channel sync -equalize zelda2_equal_sync.jpg

Using my redist script with uniform distribution, which should be like syncing the channels with -equalize:
redist -s uniform zelda2.jpg zelda2_uni.jpg
