Converting *.psd with precombined layer
Posted: 2007-01-29T06:27:34-07:00
I'm using ImageMagick-6.3.2-Q8 win32
First problem:
I have *.psd files with masks, effects etc, so, I want to convert precombined layer only.
When command is
convert -define psd:precombined-layer -monitor "image.psd[0]" 1.tif
- I get TIFF with something other than precombined layer data. (Without -define and [0] I'll get multipage TIFF with precombined layer on the first page.)
When command is
convert -define psd:precombined-layer -monitor "image.psd[0]" 1.jpg
- I get normal data from precombined layer
Is it something wrong with my commandline or it's a bug?
And second question:
With -monitor option, I can see "Negate image ..." strings, one for each layer from original *.psd, even if I write image.psd[0]. Is it required to operate with each layer from file, even if I need only precombined layer? If not, it's better not to touch other layers, because it takes much time.
First problem:
I have *.psd files with masks, effects etc, so, I want to convert precombined layer only.
When command is
convert -define psd:precombined-layer -monitor "image.psd[0]" 1.tif
- I get TIFF with something other than precombined layer data. (Without -define and [0] I'll get multipage TIFF with precombined layer on the first page.)
When command is
convert -define psd:precombined-layer -monitor "image.psd[0]" 1.jpg
- I get normal data from precombined layer
Is it something wrong with my commandline or it's a bug?
And second question:
With -monitor option, I can see "Negate image ..." strings, one for each layer from original *.psd, even if I write image.psd[0]. Is it required to operate with each layer from file, even if I need only precombined layer? If not, it's better not to touch other layers, because it takes much time.