Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

"compare" doesn't simply compare two image files. It actually takes one or more filenames and reads all the images it finds. So it has a list of images: all the images from the first file, then all the images from the second file. Then it compares the first two images in that list, ignorin...

What version of IM on what platform? Try: identify yourfile.tiff Does that show one image, or more than one? If more than one, then that's the problem because both images will be read. "compare" will compare only the first two images in the list. The suffix [0] will load only the first ima...

If you post a link to the generated SVG, someone might figure out what is wrong with it.

Tiffcrop is available as a tool in the Cygwin package for Windows. I expect tiffcrop can be downloaded without all the other Cygwin stuff. However, sadly, tiffcrop gave me an "integer overflow" when I tried it on a 100000x10000 pixel image. You have 32GB of memory, but how much free memory...

"-quiet" will supress warning messages. It does not supress error messages.

It's a warning, not an error, so IM should still process the image. Does it?

You can use "-quiet" to supress warnings, if you want.

exiftool confirms the corrupt XMP profile in 1.jpg.

VS Build Tools are not required to build IM on Windows. I use GNU CPP tools on Windows 8.1, and building is simple. The Windows IM source download contains commonly-desired delegates. See Compiling IM with Cygwin . Windows 10 can come with a version of bash. I don't know if that includes GNU tools, ...

In Subimage rectangles I describe two methods of segmentation: (1) by guillotine (finding where to "cut" the main image into horizontal or vertical segments) and (2) by connected-components.

The file 761.0-422941b2.tif is CMYK but has no embedded profile. You have decided to assign USWebCoatedSWOP.icc . Why? How do you know that is the correct profile?

What version of IM, on what platform?

You might convert each input to sRGB, then smush them. If you want a CMYK output, you could convert them to CMYK at the end.

As you haven't provided the input files, that's the only advice I can give.

Dave Coffin's page used to be at http://cybercom.net/~dcoffin/dcraw/ but that currently seems broken. It seems to have moved to https://www.dechifro.org/ . Source for dcraw is at https://www.dechifro.org/dcraw/dcraw.c . If you have a C compiler, building dcraw is simple.

Put NULL: in place of the output filename.

I suppose you don't have enough memory. I suggest you try a specialist program such as tiffcrop.

What version of IM? On what platform? Please show sample inputs.

Have you read any perl language documentation, rather than just copying examples? For example https://perlmaven.com/quoted-interpolat ... gs-in-perl explains that ${xwidsrc} will be expanded (or "interpolated") when within double quotes, but not when within single quotes.