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        Aug 3, 2020 
      
    
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| Your image has a transparent background. If you want to have a white background when you save the file as a jpeg you can color the alpha channel with the following code: using (MagickImage reformat = new MagickImage(inputImage))
{
    reformat.ColorAlpha(MagickColors.White);
    reformat.Write(ExportImage);
} | 
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| Oh, that fixed it!   Thanks… On Mon, Aug 3, 2020 at 2:55 PM Dirk Lemstra ***@***.***> wrote:
 Your image has a transparent background. If you want to have a white
 background when you save the file as a jpeg you can color the alpha channel
 with the following code:
 using (MagickImage reformat = new MagickImage(inputImage))
 {
     reformat.ColorAlpha(MagickColors.White);
     reformat.Write(ExportImage);
 }
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Your image has a transparent background. If you want to have a white background when you save the file as a jpeg you can color the alpha channel with the following code: