MAMP PRO with Typo3 and Fluid image is not rescaling - typo3

I'm setting up my test server with MAMP PRO on my Mac. In one of the virtual host I have an Typo3 installation running. On this Typo3 website I would like to have an image rescaled but this is not working, code works fine on the production server. It shows the image in the original size. The following fluid code is used:
<f:image src="{slide.imageUrl}" width="1000c" height="120c" />
I enabled imagick in MAMP PRO, doubled checked with phpinfo() and this is ok. Does anyone have an idee?

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