Hi,
I seem to be finding the same greyscale image comes out more feint when processed with some computers.
I am resizing, applying a watermark and using autolevel to help pick out the detail.
The only thing i can immediately think of as differing is that the feint images seem to be by computers without graphics cards - is that likely to have an effect?
Thanks
Andy
varying image levels
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Re: varying image levels
Hi,
I've now found that if i use -colorspace RGB i do at least get the grey image the same strength
However, the watermark which i add using composite comes out darker.
Weird that it differs between computers
Andy
I've now found that if i use -colorspace RGB i do at least get the grey image the same strength
However, the watermark which i add using composite comes out darker.
Weird that it differs between computers
Andy
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Re: varying image levels
What is your exact command? Can you post links to your input images and to your old correct result?
Note you may need to add -set colorspace RGB rather than -colorspace RGB. If you post your command I can probably help. Note that IM grayscale images became linear after about IM 6.7.8.3. Thus I have been using -set colorspace RGB in various places to deal with the change to get back to processing the old way.
I generally put -set colorspace RGB before -colorspace gray and also right before -compose ... -composite.
Note you may need to add -set colorspace RGB rather than -colorspace RGB. If you post your command I can probably help. Note that IM grayscale images became linear after about IM 6.7.8.3. Thus I have been using -set colorspace RGB in various places to deal with the change to get back to processing the old way.
I generally put -set colorspace RGB before -colorspace gray and also right before -compose ... -composite.