Christian Oeing

Hi @timhaywood , Thanks a lot for the quick response :) I am no expert with Jest as well, but gathered some experience during my recent projects. As you say:...

Unfortunately your change breaks the Layer constructor completely because it creates an infinite loop by calling itself (`this.parent = new Layer()`). You can easily test it with this unit test:...

@timhaywood Thanks, will try the new release soon :) Right now our After Effects scripts I use your library for are in an early phase and a first version is...

I can confirm this behavior and this makes it impossible to upload multiple files. Is there any reason behind this implementation or is it just a bug? 🙂 P.S.: Nonetheless,...

@snibgo Thanks a lot for your quick reply! Unfortunately this does not work. It makes the colors brighter, but does not fix the semi-transparent areas ("revert-premultiply" is your script): ...

> I've had a quick look at IM's source, and I don't think IM does any alpha associated or unassociated processing when saving TIFF files. It just sets a flag....

I put my detailed IM commands and the Gimp comparison into the discussion: https://github.com/ImageMagick/ImageMagick/discussions/2839#discussioncomment-10466632 Would be great if anybody could try to reproduce the issue on her/his machine, so we...

> Using IM 7.1.1.37 on Mac OSX Ventura with libpng 1.6.39 and libtiff 4.6.0, the following produces virtually identical input PNG and output TIFFs > > ``` > magick original.png...

> The backgrounds look transparent to me. Perhaps the issue is with your Adobe inDesign and how it reads the Tiffs, not with Imagemagick. In my Adobe Photoshop, the backgrounds...

> > So it looks to me that the images are really different. > > We expect them to be different, as one has unassociated alpha and the other has...