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Usually filename expansion is done by shell (or in Windows command processor), but ImageMagick itself expand filename after shell expansion for preparing the case TIFF:foo*.tiff, foo*.psd[0] etc. The argument list shown by -debug Configure is the one after expansion by ImageMagick. So it is not Wind...

Confirmed to work in 6.9.2-0 with pre-build dll version of Windows.
Thank you.

I think app/core/gimpimage-merge.c is also the key point. (See my script above, it calls "gimp-image-merge-visible-layers", and "gimp_image_merge_visible_layers" is defined there.) And I believe file-tiff-save.c is irrelevant because writing to PNG has same issue. [EDIT 1] Lookin...

Currently only I can show you is where Gimp read PSD and write TIFF - they are "plug-ins/file-psd/psd-load.c" and "plug-ins/common/file-tiff-save.c" respectably. And for those who have interests on batch scripting , following is a bash script to convert PSD to TIFF with Gimp. (I ...

convert mickey.psd mickey.tif desktop fred$ identify mickey.tif mickey.tif[0] TIFF 300x300 300x300+0+0 8-bit sRGB 674KB 0.000u 0:00.000 mickey.tif[1] TIFF 250x250 250x250+25+25 8-bit sRGB 674KB 0.000u 0:00.000 tif[1] looks fine, but is too small. tif[0] is the correct size, but has aliasing issues ...

Look carefully what I am checking. Converting to tiff from PSD results the same thing. Mickey_PS.psd is made by Photoshop. (I don't know exactly how you made your PSD. In my case it is simply converted. It has only 1 layer.) $ convert Mickey_PS.psd[0] MP0.tif $ convert Mickey_PS.psd[1] MP1.tif $ com...

I see the difference, but you provide png (not psd), so I simply start testing from it. $ convert Mickey_Mouse.png Mickey_IM.psd $ identify Mickey_IM.psd Mickey_IM.psd[0] PSD 250x250 250x250+0+0 8-bit sRGB 500KB 0.016u 0:00.063 Mickey_IM.psd[1] PSD 250x250 250x250+0+0 8-bit sRGB 500KB 0.000u 0:00.00...

grolph wrote: How can I get rid of this message (the convert works, but this message is interfering with my script).

Use -quiet option to convert.

http://www.imagemagick.org/script/comma ... .php#quiet

I don't understand what is the problem. Every application will have a different way to merge even using simpler file. xxx.psd is my simple test file above. $ identify -verbose xxx.psd[0] | egrep -i '(red|green|blue|alpha):[^$]' red: 8-bit green: 8-bit blue: 8-bit alpha: 8-bit Alpha: srgba(255,255,25...

Are they not using libtiff and is libtiff the limitation here? In my environment, gimp is linked with libtiff. $ ldd "D:/Program Files/GIMP 2/bin/gimp-2.8.exe" | grep tiff libtiff-5.dll => /cygdrive/d/Program Files/GIMP 2/bin/libtiff-5.dll (0x68ec0000) But here, the problem is not there. ...

Thanks for the information. So how is GIMP handling that issue? GIMP can convert this file properly. I don't know Gimp internal, but it crops out outside the canvas, isn't it? Create with Gimp. v:\tmp>identify xxx.xcf xxx.xcf[0] XCF 320x200 320x200+0+0 8-bit sRGB 64.5KB 0.031u 0:00.020 xxx.xcf[1] X...

But when IM does it, it loses the negative offsets Page geometry: 4694x4561+0+0 and I get an error message convert RGB-SRC.psd RGB-SRC_im_.tif convert: TIFF: negative image positions unsupported RGB-SRC_im_.tif @ error/tiff.c/WriteTIFFImage/3533. This error is introduced in 2013. http://www.imagema...

I had thought about this earlier. I wish I would have tried it. I just did a test and saved a layered tiff in photoshop using the MAC byte order. Sure enough "%[tiff:has-layers]" worked and returned 'true'. (thanks for adding this!) I noticed one minor limitation (even in MAC Byte Order)....

Now that I can see how this works, is there a way for this to function with 'IBM PC' byte order? I have tried to create a patch (against 6.9.1-10) and currently it works for your image (and my image also). It needs a verification from developers, and may have better approach, but it is enough small...

When I save tiff in Photoshop (CS6 Windows), if I select Byte Order as Macintosh, the bytes will becomes 8BIMLayr, that is detectable layer from ImageMagick. But if I select IBM PC, it becomes MIB8ryaL that is undetectable for ImageMagick. I'm not sure it is a spec of photoshop, but quick search lea...