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Hello, I'm new here and I hope I can get some help.
I'm using ImageMagick on regular basis in my scanning workflow to automate turning the C-41 negative with orange mask (in linear TIFF file) into the positive image.
I'm very happy with it, however the script stopped working with newest IM versions (latest working version reported by other is 6.7.2-10).

The core part of my script is:

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convert "input.tif[0]" -colorspace RGB \
    -channel R -fx "$1/u" \
    -channel G -fx "$2/u" \
    -channel B -fx "$3/u"  -channel RGB out.tif

The full script and test image are available here.

With the newest IM versions the generated colors are way off.

I've spent a lot of time searching for solution (including some -colorspace sRGB and -set colorspace sRGB|RGB experiments), however I've failed.
Does anybody know what has changed in the IM? I'm run out of ideas.

Regards, JaZ

P.S. Is it possible to speed up the -fx "1/u" operation?

can you give me test values for the original file test.tif for $1, $2, and $3 so I can test them.

Just using 0.1, the following two are equivalent. Not sure if that is what you want.

convert 1test.tif -set colorspace RGB \
-channel R -fx ".1/u" \
-channel G -fx ".1/u" \
-channel B -fx ".1/u" +channel 1tmp.tif

convert 1test.tif -set colorspace RGB -separate \
$ -clone 0 -fill "gray(10%)" -colorize 100% $ \
$ -clone 3 -clone 0 +swap -compose divide -composite $ \
$ -clone 3 -clone 1 +swap -compose divide -composite $ \
$ -clone 3 -clone 2 +swap -compose divide -composite $ \
-delete 0-3 -combine 1tmp2.tif

I can't believe I havn't seen it before. There is a very vicious bug in IM.
In old Imagemagick versions the expression below is working OK, in spite the fact the is one extra parenthesis:

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.... %%[fx: log(maxima.b/minima.b)/log(maxima.r/minima.r))] ...

In newer versions the expression is yelding incorrect outcome without complaining about it.
I have corrected it and the script is working again!

Thanks for helping

The second question remaining: is any way to process it faster?

As I mentioned in my second example above

convert 1test.tif -set colorspace RGB -separate \
$ -clone 0 -fill "gray(10%)" -colorize 100% $ \
$ -clone 3 -clone 0 +swap -compose divide -composite $ \
$ -clone 3 -clone 1 +swap -compose divide -composite $ \
$ -clone 3 -clone 2 +swap -compose divide -composite $ \
-delete 0-3 -combine 1tmp2.tif

use -compose divide for each 1/u. In the above I used .1/u so that is 10% gray divided by the image

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Something has changed around IM 6.7.2-10. Help please!

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