I can't actually run your script, but a simpler version works with the latest IM-version-6.4.3, built from source. I think its a Fedora bug. You can find the definitions on Perl-magic help

. Why don't you build the latest IM-6.4.3 from source, and see if it works? Or run my script, and see if it works, if it does, then maybe Cache::FileCache is screwing you up. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Image::Magick;

my $image = Image::Magick->new;
umask 0022;
my @pics= <*.png>;

my $ok;
foreach my $pic (@pics){    
    $ok = $image->Read($pic) and warn ($ok);
  }

print "Montage...\n";
my $montage =
    $image->Montage(geometry => '300x300+8+4>', 
          gravity=>'Center',
          tile=>'5x+10+200',
          label => "[%p] %i %wx%h %b",
          );

$ok = $montage->Write('montage.png') and warn ($ok);

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In reply to Re: ImageMagick Incomplete Labeling by zentara
in thread ImageMagick Incomplete Labeling by worstead

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