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Thanks for clarification.
We already use exiftool and can inspect a profile with this tool as well. Generally, the color space of the image (determined by identify) hast to match the color space of the profile. Checking this will avoid psychedelic colors.

So, how can one detect this misstuffing of the image with IM?

Effective IM command:
magick convert -units PixelsPerInch profile_04_4c_CH.jpg -units PixelsPerInch -depth 8 -density 300 +profile icc +profile 8bim -profile "icc_profiles/USWebCoatedSWOP.icc" -set profile icc_profiles/ISOcoated_v2_eci.icc converted/profile_04_4c_CH.psd

Version: ImageMagick 7.0.8-27 Q16 x64 Platform: Windows I have an image that is converted to PSD format. When opening this image in PhotoShop, it's said: The embedded ICC profile cannot be used because the ICC profile is invalid. IM has no problem converting it to PSD format using the profile given ...

Thanks for reply. Leaving out [0] everywhere solves the issue.
Can anyone tell me why this worked in previous IM Versions? Is it a general recommendation to leave out [0]?

Thanks, using your recommendations, I do get a transparent image. Next step after conversion is to draw a shadow. With ImageMagick 6 and the cited command, the shadow was drawn around the object. Now, the shadow is drawn at the border of the canvas. This seems to be because the apha channel is no lo...

Original file available here: http://nas.gaficon.de/sharing/V21Fgfu3c

IM Version: 7.0.8-27 Q16 x64 Platform Windows x64 I changed the command to: magick convert -units PixelsPerInch 5845394_02_1c_DE.psd[0] -units PixelsPerInch -depth 8 -density 300 +profile 8bim converted/5845394_02_1c_DE.psd PhotoShop cannot read the created psd file: ... file is not compatiple with ...

To your last comment: You are absolutely right, the unsharp mask is worth nothing.
The command line given is the result of a longer script that generates it - with some overhead.

I recently needed to upgrade from IM 6.7 to IM 7.x and ran into trouble with grayscale images. Precisely, I have a PSD file with alpha channel and clipping path which converted well with the existing generic script. But now, using the very same script, the alpha channel is removed. Command line: mag...