Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Note, also I beleive you are not correct about the division behavior, it seems clear that ImageMagick's conversion from floating point to another type assumes that the values are in the range of 0-1 and maps this range to the full range of the output type. It seems you are thinking of 32 bit integer...

Not quite, the values are float not 32bit Int , so the value is 0.000000 up to 65534.999999 out of the whole range of 32bit Floating point values. That is because they result from a calculation in which it is desirable to carry the extra precision. However, another image processing step I want to tr...

HI, I have a command that was working to give the correct ressult, I have compiled the current version of ImageMagick and now it gives a wrong result. The command converts a 32-bit floating point TIFF in which the values lie in the range 0-65535 into a 16-bit TIFF in which the values are the truncat...

Thanks, Fred, Anthony: Anthony's link is really exactly what I was looking for. I'm sorry I failed to locate it on my own. In fact, my 32-bit floating-point TIFFS contain negative values, and contain small numbers of extreme values, what I am initially trying to do is to launch a command line proces...

Thanks for any help !
Regards
Robert

Hi, I have a large number of 32-bit single-channel TIFFS to process. I found that it doesn't work with the currently installed ImageMagick, I can't get output of e.g. cropping the 32-bit tiff , in 32-bit tiff format. Upon deciding to obtain an uptodate ImageMagick, and upon googling this issue, I fi...