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> Importantly, I also discovered now that the operation -write image.jpg silently transforms pixel values and sets color profile to sRGB in the saved image file ... Yes, although it...

We might expect that a round-trip using profiles of sRGB -> Lab -> sRGB should take us back to where we started. But that doesn't happen. The problem is how...

> I also conclude that the option -colorspace already handles Lab as expected without any need for translation of QuantumRange. That is correct. > So, the patch is only addressing...

It seems the problem isn't in %[opaque], but a mis-reading of the file test.wmf. I test with the simple command: ``` magick test.wmf out.png ``` When using IM v7.1.1-28 (pre-built...

The size problem (32173x13547 pixels) can be fixed by supplying a sensible density, eg: ``` magick -density 100 text.wmf t.png ``` The result is grayscale, black text on a white...

I last used WMF in the 1990s, and can't remember any details. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Metafile may be useful. We can rasterize the WMF twice, at the same density but with different backgrounds....

"-debug all" will say where it is looking for delegates.xml. For example: ``` magick -debug all x.svg NULL: 2>x.txt ``` For me, x.txt includes: ``` Searching for configure file: "C:\im\ImageMagick-7.1.2-2-Q16-HDRI\delegates.xml"...

I confirm the performance problem with IM v7.1.2-2. I have experimented with your circle*.mvg, with a constant command: ``` magick -size 600x400 mvg:c.mvg c.png ``` ... while varying the first...

The Adobe DNG SDK often supports new camera models before libpng, so incorporating it would be useful. However, the SDK seems to be available for Windows and Mac only. The...

> I asked Google AI and this is the answer I got: When I did a web search, I found similar text on various websites. But nothing on an *Adobe*...