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Sorry about that. I looked at the example and didn't see anything that would work. That samples I have are very large. One reason why I need to make them smaller for easy viewing as well as editing. Nothing fancy about them, 3 layers, Object, shadow and background. They are however cmyk. Will try ...

I am trying to resize .psd files. What I need is to either reduce the dpi to 72 or reduce the dimensions of it or both to make a smaller file. Smaller in megabytes that is. I have tried many different commands and options. for example, convert -resize 50% . I am getting odd results. The layers are ...

Geez I didn't think about in between the bars, which means I am between a rock and a hard place. Have too many to make a mask for each. Need to see how many are effected.

Thanks again,
Jeff

Opps I meant to take that out.
Links:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13952031/CHL00031558_Output.png
Notice the white areas of the sign.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13952031/CHL000 ... iginal.jpg

Will giver your other command a try.

Thanks Fred!

Linux RH 5 IM 6.6.9 I am trying to convert some jpegs and tiffs to .png files. All are on white backgrounds that I need to convert to transparent. I can do it but I need to get tighter in on the image because some have shadows around them. I can adjust the -fuzz but the white part of the image are ...

-strip is not going to work for me either. It removes the clipping path that I need to have included with the output file. arrg

Using -strip gives me the correct resolution. Now I need to constrain the proportions so that the demensions do no change. Trying to create a fpo for highrez replacement.

Thanks for the help,
Jeff

With the following comand I am trying to flatten a 300 dpi psd file and set resolution to 72 dpi.

-flatten -units pixelsperinch -density 72 filename.tif

I seem to be missing somethng but not sure what it is. I get a tif file ok but the size is still 300 dpi.

Thanks,
Jeff

I am trying to convert a rgb tiff with a clipping path to a EPS while still maintaining the clipping path. I can create the eps but it hangs Photoshop when I try to open it. I have read others with this issue but realy no fix.

Thanks for any help,
Jeff

Thank you very much. That worked great! Still trying to learn the syntax I need to be using.

Jeff

What is the proper syntax to use when using command-line when try to do the following:

mogrify -units PixelsPerInch

I want to change the resolution of a 300 dpi image to 72 dpi

Thanks,
Jeff

That is very interesting and explains a lot! Thank you very much for your help!

Jeff

When I convert a 72 dpi tiff to png the dpi changes to 71.984. I can convert the same image to gif and the dpi stays at 72. Any idea why this is happening?

Thanks for the help,
Jeff