Stripes on pictures with image magic. A new fashion !

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laurent le cadet	Monday 08 September 2003 6:03:04 am Hi, I'm here again with this question. Is there anyone wich have the same problem than me with image magic : It cause, most of the time, random black stripes on pictures (vertical or horizontal, or both with random length). My pictures are made with Photoshop 7 and are uploaded as jpeg (save for web ctrl+shift+alt+s). I have the very last Image magic release. The only way I found to face this problem is to reload the pictures till it's ok. As image magic generate 3 differents pictures, you can imagine my face if I want to have 3 perfects pictures at the same time :)))))) Any ideas are welcomes ! laurent
Gunnstein Lye	Thursday 11 September 2003 8:19:16 am I know that Photoshop (and other Adobe programs) sometimes create buggy, nonstandard images. I've seen this problem with PNGs, maybe it happens with JPEGs too. Try using something else, (for instance MS Paint :) ) and see if you still have the same problem. If that doesn't help, please submit a bug report. Remember to state your eZ publish and Imagemagick version numbers.
laurent le cadet	Thursday 18 September 2003 4:12:03 am Thanks Lye, I made few test with pictures from the web and it seems to work. So I gonna resale my photoshop licence for a freeware ;-) Laurent

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laurent le cadet

Monday 08 September 2003 6:03:04 am

Hi,

I'm here again with this question. Is there anyone wich have the same problem than me with image magic :
It cause, most of the time, random black stripes on pictures (vertical or horizontal, or both with random length).

My pictures are made with Photoshop 7 and are uploaded as jpeg (save for web ctrl+shift+alt+s).
I have the very last Image magic release.

The only way I found to face this problem is to reload the pictures till it's ok.
As image magic generate 3 differents pictures, you can imagine my face if I want to have 3 perfects pictures at the same time :))))))

Any ideas are welcomes !

laurent

Gunnstein Lye

Thursday 11 September 2003 8:19:16 am

I know that Photoshop (and other Adobe programs) sometimes create buggy, nonstandard images. I've seen this problem with PNGs, maybe it happens with JPEGs too. Try using something else, (for instance MS Paint :) ) and see if you still have the same problem.

If that doesn't help, please submit a bug report. Remember to state your eZ publish and Imagemagick version numbers.

laurent le cadet

Thursday 18 September 2003 4:12:03 am

Thanks Lye,

I made few test with pictures from the web and it seems to work.
So I gonna resale my photoshop licence for a freeware ;-)

Laurent