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The `display` utility displays raw pixels. If you want to transform the raw pixels you must explicitly specify the color transformation. Your image has an embedded profile but no destination...

We could not reproduce this issue with the latest release of ImageMagick version 6 (6.9.12-54) or 7 (7.1.0-39). Upgrade your release and you should get expected results.

Thanks for the problem report. We can reproduce it and will have a patch to fix it in the GIT main branch @ https://github.com/ImageMagick/ImageMagick later today. The patch will be...

Thanks for the problem report. We can reproduce it and will have a patch to fix it in GIT master branch @ https://github.com/ImageMagick/ImageMagick later today. The patch will be available...

We tried your command with 6.9.12-3 on a CentOS 8 VM. It ran without complaint. Can you try this release on your Ubuntu host? Does it still throw an exception?

JPEG is a lossy format. Some differences are expected due to quantization. We converted your image and the compare metric returned `75.9352 (0.0011587)` as the RMSE distortion. You can try...

@fmw42 can you review this issue? We're getting a normalized distortion of 0.001 which could readily be accounted for due to lossy compression. If we use a format such as...

We're still investigating the differential between versions. It could be caused by the JPEG compression defaults. We'll need a week or two to track. Stand by.

Try adding `-define jpeg:dct-method=islow` to your command-line. The RMSE was reduced to 0.000291293.

ImageMagick uses the default JPEG delegate library. The delegate library offers other methods: default, fastest, float, ifast, and islow. Each method has its advantages and disadvantages. If you want the...