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The color is almost black because you are setting the value to 100f when the range is 0f to 65535f. This is almost black in the output image. And when you convert the pixel to a `System.Drawing.Color` the value will be zero because it only uses a range from 0f to 256f and when 100f is converted to t...

I downloaded the files but I haven't tried to reproduce the error yet. Hope I can make some time for it next week.

If you want to use ralcgm you will need to load your own delegates.xml (https://github.com/dlemstra/Magick.NET/ ... ization.md). But I have no idea what you will need to put in the delegates.xml file to get it working.

You are not using the correct overload for `Level`: image2.Level(50, 100); Should be: image2.Level(new Percentage(50), new Percentage(100)); And it looks like you are not doing the -alpha off on the first image. And as a last comment I would suggest that you use the using (MagickImage image2 = image...

Can you move your images to a more trusted spot like dropbox or onedrive? It's downloading an executable instead of your original file.

Thanks for helping out Fred. There are some more files that jivec wants to convert in this issue: https://github.com/dlemstra/Magick.NET/issues/234 and they don't work with your suggested method.

Can you share your images on something like dropbox?

It should work on windows server. What kind of error message do you get? And did you install the c++ redistributable?

Sorry for no getting back to this topic. This should be resolved in the latest release. Or are you using the HDRI build of Magick.NET?

This image only has a "merged" image and that image contains an alpha channel so we read it. I have no idea where can find that it is disabled.

I stepped through the decoder with a debugger and I have no idea where can can detect that the alpha channel is disabled. Instead of layers this file contains a `FMsk` that we don't read. I could not find any good documentation about it.

When an exception is thrown in the C# code there is a check to determine if warnings should be raised as an exception or should be ignored. But when an exception is created this will always be logged and that is why the message ends up in the log. You will need to add your own filter as you did.

Which version are you using and can you provide a link to your file and a small sample that I can use to reproduce the issue? A warning should normally be ignored so I don't understand why you are getting that exception.

Do you have a command line example of what you want to do? If you want to create a labels you can just do: new MagickImage("label:Your Text"). And if you want to control the font and the font size you can use the overload that accepts readsettings.

More details here: https://github.com/dlemstra/Magick.NET/issues/210

DJdev tried to do this: This will work in the next version of Magick.NET