Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Note, your tiff seems to contain two layers according to IM identify -verbose, but Photoshop only shows one. Slightly off topic, it is another case that detecting layer introduced in 6.9.1-4 failed. See http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=26785 and http://www.imagema...

Probably better approach exists, but following seems to work with 6.9.2-0 Q16 x86 on Windows. (And also checked with 6.9.0-0 Q16 x86_64 on Mac after converted to proper syntax.) convert xc:none[100x100!] ^ +noise random -channel G -threshold 25% -negate -channel RG -separate +channel ^ -compose Copy...

newbeee wrote:my image format is tiff

Then, it is PhotometricInterpretation Tag. 262 (hex 0x0106) (http://www.awaresystems.be/imaging/tiff ... ation.html), unless you are talking about metadata in Exif.

pumplerod wrote:How do I get imagemagick (convert) to use inkscape?

I have not tried on MacOS but is this setting in delegates.xml be your help?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1132 ... k#12608890

newbeee wrote:I am reading the image file as text file. I need to know where the colorspace is reading the value?

What is your image format? (jpg, pdf or tiff?) I don't understand your second sentence. Does it mean "where is the colorspace information stored"? Then that depends on image format.

Probably, adding Namewidth=* to IndexOptions Directive solve the problem.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/mo ... .namewidth

As far as I understand, It is against http://www.imagemagick.org/download/
Reproduced with Firefox also.

I am programmatically creating a string to call using PHP Exec() to combine a bunch of images together sometimes in a specific way. OK. Then consider about your first simple case. If you just want to compose n file to background, convert background src_1 -compose over -composite tmp_1 convert tmp_1...

Makes sense. Does that mean that there needs to be some parenthesis added to get the following to work Because of your odd usage of parenthesis (of the first post), I cannot figure it out what you want to accomplish. It looks you have 7 input files (img.png, img_1.png, img_2.png, img_3.png, out1_1....

latest analyse this tag <xmpG:red> is only available for RGB, this is not available in CMYK or Grayscale images.... This is only a metadata, which does not affect the view of the image. ImageMagick does not use this value when 'convert'-ing or 'identify'-ing or 'display'-ing. I guess you add RGB me...

newbeee wrote: I get your point, as per my understanding all the value of k is zero so we consider as a RGB? Is I am right?

You misunderstand somewhere. If there is channel K, it is CMYK, no matter what the values are.

I checked another way, it seems 1-RGB.eps is CMYK. Even though I replace %%DocumentProcessColors: Cyan Magenta Yellow Black line to the same number of space (to keep the length), ImageMagick (and pdfimages) report it is CMYK. Thanks 246246, So how can I find out the RGB? Short Answer. If the file i...

Using your latest grayscale image, I get: convert Grayscale.eps -format "%[fx:mean.c], %[fx:mean.m], %[fx:mean.y], %[fx:mean.k]\n" info: 0.00128133, 0.00116061, 0.00114715, 0.0431655 Which would seem to say it is color. But viewing the file, it looks grayscale. Sorry, I do not know what t...

I checked another way, it seems 1-RGB.eps is CMYK. $ ps2pdf Image/1-RGB.eps - | pdfimages -list - page num type width height color comp bpc enc interp object ID x-ppi y-ppi size ratio -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 0 image 835 751 cmyk ...

My only requirement is to find out the embedded eps image are black or color. Please suggest. Similar question is recently here: http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=28111 "%%DocumentProcessColors: Black" should be if those EPS are created by Illustrator. Bu...