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We can also use expressions for the coordinates, eg:

-transparent %[pixel:p{0,h-1}]

"hex:" also works for me. In Windows, "#" isn't a special character so we don't need quotes (but they are harmless). What are the tradeoffs for "hex:" versus "pixel:"? "Hex:" always rounds HDRI values to integers, and clamps values, eg:

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f:\web\im>%IMG7%magick xc:gray(150%) -format %[pixel:p{0,0}] info:
gray(150%)

f:\web\im>%IMG7%magick xc:gray(150%) -format #%[hex:p{0,0}] info:
#FFFFFFFFFFFF

Any other difference between "hex:" and "pixel:"?

Good point about hex rounding for HDR and also about using h-1.

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