ImageMagick 6.4.2.Q8 chrash when reading in CIELAB 8-bit TIF
Posted: 2008-06-26T12:58:33-07:00
I am using ImageMagick 6.4.2.Q8 (on Windows, since forced to), trying to compose 50 images into a larger one with the following command.
convert -size 365x365 xc:skyblue \
Pic1_cielab.tif -geometry +0+0 -composite \
Pic2_cielab.tif -geometry +365+0 -composite \
compose.tif
Pic1 and Pic2 are tiff images, having a CIELab encoding (8-bit) which load just fine in Photoshop etc. I am unsure, wheter they are compressed TIFFs. When running the above IM command, I get the following error message and no output
"ImageMagick Studio library and utility programs has encountered a problem
and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience."
As a counter test, running the same command on png or jpg files works just fine and as expected.
Any help would be appreciated, since I couldn't find any info on that on the web/forums.
Thanks for your time,
Marcus
P.S.: Context Info:
I have to manipulate a 25000px x 5000px colorimetrically accurate image in = Matlab (applying some fancy blockwise math to it). Since the whole image is= to big to work with, I'd like to segment it down into blocks of 1000px x 1000px (with ImageMagick?), doing the math with them in Matlab, and then combining them afterwards with ImageMagick into a single large picture again.
convert -size 365x365 xc:skyblue \
Pic1_cielab.tif -geometry +0+0 -composite \
Pic2_cielab.tif -geometry +365+0 -composite \
compose.tif
Pic1 and Pic2 are tiff images, having a CIELab encoding (8-bit) which load just fine in Photoshop etc. I am unsure, wheter they are compressed TIFFs. When running the above IM command, I get the following error message and no output
"ImageMagick Studio library and utility programs has encountered a problem
and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience."
As a counter test, running the same command on png or jpg files works just fine and as expected.
Any help would be appreciated, since I couldn't find any info on that on the web/forums.
Thanks for your time,
Marcus
P.S.: Context Info:
I have to manipulate a 25000px x 5000px colorimetrically accurate image in = Matlab (applying some fancy blockwise math to it). Since the whole image is= to big to work with, I'd like to segment it down into blocks of 1000px x 1000px (with ImageMagick?), doing the math with them in Matlab, and then combining them afterwards with ImageMagick into a single large picture again.