Warning: The 64Bit version of ImageMagick does not seem to work with PDF on Windows.
If you have dark images it is due to one of three problems:
1. Upgrade to ImageMagick 6.7.5-2 or newer 6.7.7-7. Compile with UFRaw and Tiff Library
./configure --prefix=/usr
make & make install
2. Use 8 bit for normal color levels.
3. Change the raw handling to corrent brightness
#Shows list of config files
convert --debug -list delegate
/usr/etc/ImageMagick/delegates.xml
<delegate decode="dng:decode" command=""/usr/local/bin/ufraw-batch" --silent --create-id=also --out-type=png --out-depth=8 --exposure=auto "--output=%u.png" "%i""/>
On 64bit Windows make sure you copy gswin64.exe to gswin32.exe
EM 8 Knowledge base
Welcome to the EnterMedia 8 Knowledge Base! Here you will find information about working with and developing on the EnterMedia 8 platform.
General Information
- EnterMedia 8.10R1 Release Notes
- EnterMedia 8.9R1 Release Notes
- EnterMedia 8.8.2 Release Notes
- EnterMedia 8.7 Release Notes
- EnterMedia 8.6 Release Notes
- EnterMedia 8.5.2 Release Notes
Setup
- CentOS Installer
- VirtualBox Evaluation Setup
- Defining Roles
- Users And Groups
- Application Libraries
- Hot Folders
- Managing Metadata - Categories
- Managing Metadata - Fields
- Managing Metadata - Views & Asset Types
- Managing Metadata - Data Views
- Watermarking
- User Importing
- Creating Cascading Lists
- GIT Hot Folders
- Setup OE Mounts
- Authentication Options
- ImageMagick
- Site Root
- SMTP Email Setup
Administration
- Upgrading to the Latest Release
- Exporting and Importing Applications
- Multi-File Upload
- Fix Permissions
- Asset Permissions
- Developer - Events API
- Developer - Remote Debug
- Developer - Memory Usage
- Creating and Linking Modules
- Setup - Tomcat Settings