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For what it's worth, I figured out how to get the sized I needed from that image. If I specify the density of the eps like this: convert -density 400 test.eps test.jpg I get the correct size in test.jpg. I referenced this thread to get to this solution: http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server ...

I tried the -page option, and I did get an image of the correct dimensions, 720x1102, but what I got was a small watch in the bottom left corner and a lot of white space, instead of the large watch that I was expecting, and like what I used to get with the prior version, and what I see when I open ...

So the older version was reporting an incorrect size, and that has been corrected in the newer versions? Just trying to understand why it used to work the way I expected. I will certainly tryout the page command. Thanks! Version: ImageMagick 6.7.6-6 2012-04-17 Q8 http://www.imagemagick.org Copyright ...

We upgraded to ImageMagick 6.7.6-6, q8. The geometry is not being read correctly from some eps files for us, and the result is when we convert the eps to jpg, the converted file is much smaller than the original. I installed 6.7.8-2 and got the same results. The conversion works properly and reports ...

Hm, I will try adding a profile during the conversion and update, but I don't think that explains why it works in an earlier version of IM. Update: So, I can successfully convert the problematic eps files into RGB jpgs using this command: convert test.eps -profile USWebCoatedSWOP.icc -profile sRGB ...

I'm having trouble converting some eps files to jpgs. I am using ImageMagick version 6.6.9-5 on Ubuntu 9.10. The convert command: convert test.eps test.jpg -produces a corrupt jpg file that displays in the browser as a black box. convert test.eps test.tif -works The same eps to jpg conversion works ...