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As your `identify test.tif` shows, IM can read the first image. Windows Photo Viewer can't open the file. IM can open just the first image, with warnings: ``` magick test.tif[0]...
You have IM v7. The usual command for that is `magick`. But you use `convert` which uses the very old v6 syntax, and is provided for backwards compatability. The v7...
The rotation from `-annotate` should not be carried forward to the `-draw`. V6 `convert` and v7 `magick` should give the same result, but they don't. This seems to be a...
"`-colorspace XX`" is an operation that changes pixels. Re-using that as a setting that changes the behaviour of "`-remap`" is not sensible. Instead, there could be "`-define remap:colorspace=XX`". Next question:...
The problem with remapping in sRGB is that the colorspace is not perceptually uniform. That is, a certain numeric distance in one part of the colour cube may be invisible,...
@fmw42: That would nearly work. GIF format colorspace is always sRGB, so that command would convert `image` to JzAzBz, but then `-remap` would convert it back to sRGB to match...
JzAzBz is a colorspace (like sRGB or Lab), not a file format (like PNG or TIFF). Assuming the inputs (image.png and map.png) and required output are sRGB, but we want...
According to https://www.libraw.org/home , libraw should support GoPro raw formats, provided LibRaw is built with `USE_GRP_SDK`, whatever that is. So, in theory the problem might be solved by an appropriate...
As fmw42 says, PNG cannot record CMYK values, so IM will automatically convert pixel values to sRGB. However, the input file `sample.tiff` contains an embedded ICC CMYK colour profile. So...
You show screengrabs of some program that displays images. What program is that? Perhaps that program has a problem. JPG can record CMYK values. "-strip" by itself doesn't convert pixel...