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Are you using HDRI? This can cause very small differences, due to IM and C code doing arithmetic differently. With integer IM, these differences are usually swamped by rounding to integers.

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Doesn't look like HDRI is there.

Pete

I checked the output. It gives me the perfect output.
Could you notice, there is a HDRI in features.
So as @snibgo said, I think the HDRI might causes the differences.

And I have installed ImageMagick from source for Linux.

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OK. Now I'm with you. The "magick" command line program in my IM install is not HDRI enabled but I've just checked the MagickWand code (from the same package) and it has MAGICKCORE_HDRI_ENABLE defined so the command line and the program aren't exactly the same.

Pete

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