### ImageMagick version

7.1.1-21

### Operating system

MacOS

### Operating system, version and so on

13.6 Darwin Kernel Version 22.6.0

### Description

An operation like `magick input.exr -resize 50% output.exr` results in negative color coordinates in the output, likely caused by a band limiting convolution kernel with negative coefficients. The problem is probably present in other sorts of combinations of band limiting and floating point image formats.

Applications having to deal with negative color coordinates might not be prepared for it and may even crash or at least produce undesirable output.

Bounding the color space coordinates by zero from below would solve the problem and is the generally accepted way to handle the issue in image processing. 


### Steps to Reproduce

Take any floating point encoded image like openEXR with enough contrast and resize it to a smaller size. Inspect the output.


### Images

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Negative color space coordinates after resize
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repo:ImageMagick
owner:ImageMagick
Title : Negative color space coordinates after resize
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### ImageMagick version

7.1.1-21

### Operating system

MacOS

### Operating system, version and so on

13.6 Darwin Kernel Version 22.6.0

### Description

An operation like `magick input.exr -resize 50% output.exr` results in negative color coordinates in the output, likely caused by a band limiting convolution kernel with negative coefficients. The problem is probably present in other sorts of combinations of band limiting and floating point image formats.

Applications having to deal with negative color coordinates might not be prepared for it and may even crash or at least produce undesirable output.

Bounding the color space coordinates by zero from below would solve the problem and is the generally accepted way to handle the issue in image processing. 


### Steps to Reproduce

Take any floating point encoded image like openEXR with enough contrast and resize it to a smaller size. Inspect the output.


### Images

_No response_
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