Created attachment 18863 [details] reduced file The attached, reduced, customer file renders correctly with this command line on 9.50: gswin64c -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -sDEVICE=tiffsep -sOutputFile=out.tif -dNoSeparationFiles -r360 D:\temp\bike1.pdf Since this commit: 05c41c0dedaa512419f15798cbc3da92b6a90bbc Squashed commit fill-stroke3 branch The renderd output is incorrect. Looking closely there are regions (bands ?) where the bike handlebars are blended with the yellow backdrop and recions where they are not. They should not be blended. In addition there are two horizontal yellow stripes towards the bottom of the intersecting yellow 'fills' which should not be present. Rendering at lower resolution does not exhibit any problems. Taking the resolution together with the 'banded' appearance of the problem I suspect this is clist related. The attached file is, unfortunately, still very complex. The 'image' is not a single image, its thousands of individual scan line drawn individually and butted up against one another. One of the forms contains ~2500 images..... There are dozens of extgstates and thousands of images. Reducing the problem further will require manual work in the PDF file (the attached file is decompressed).
P2 for customer (and regression), add customer number, assign to Michael (may actually need to be Ray).
Created attachment 18864 [details] b2.pdf This is a much more simplified file. It works without clist, but fails even with a single band. Command line: -Z: -o x.tif -r72 -sDEVICE=tiff32nc -dMaxBitmap=0 b2.pdf I will coordinate with Michael Vrhel to see if he wants this, but I will take it for now.(since it only fails with clist mode).
Should be fixed with https://git.ghostscript.com/?p=ghostpdl.git;a=commit;h=646007af056447fefd61eabfcdae85bfd6017d24 Thanks to Ray and Ken for doing all the heavy work of reducing the file and to Ray for finding the cause.