Working with logspace pixels (and .dpx files)

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ImageMagick converts the colorspace automatically unless you specifically override it with the -colorspace option. Try, for example,
  • convert image.cin -colorspace log image.tif
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You will find a patch in ImageMagick 6.2.8-2 Beta sometime tomorrow to permit you to set the colorspace.
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Can you post a URL to one of your DPX files so we can download and reproduce the problem. If we can reproduce it, we'll patch the DPX coder to fix the problem.
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You could always send the URL as a private message. We only use the image to fix the bug then toss them.
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We found a bug when writing the orientation header of the DPX image format. A patch will be available for ImageMagick 6.2.8-2 Beta by tommorrow. Thanks for the problem report.
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The DPX patch is in the current ImageMagick release, 6.2.8-3.
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