Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Hello all, sorry for reviving this old thread but I'm in a very similar situation: colors in the output jpg are a little different from those in the input eps file, even looking at them on same monitor. The target for jpg files is a web site, so I'd like to be sure about what are the most correct ...

Well, the strip command made a huge difference: a 500+Kb jpg became 5kb after simply adding the -strip option! As far as I know, the EPS files contain an 8 bit (tiff?) preview, anyway now I'm getting even smaller files than the original jpgs I was using as comparison. It seems there's no appreciable ...

Actually I think you could be on something: the identify verbose shows exif and other data; will try with -strip and check what happens.

Thanks!

- Mario

Hello, I am converting eps images to jpg using the convert command, like this: convert.exe -format "jpg" -density 72x72 -quality 91 -resize 130x130 -background white -flatten -colorspace RGB "<source eps path>" "<destination jpg path>" The conversion works well, but I am noticing that the files ...

Hello, thanks for answering; I have tested on different paths and indeed mogrify is able to overwrite files.

There must be something odd going on with the original paths I'm using (Windows local and UNC paths) and related permissions...

Thanks,
Mario

Hello, I am using (on Windows) the following command: mogrify -format "jpg" -density 72x72 -quality 91 -resize 130x130 -background white -flatten -colorspace RGB -path "E:\image_tests\New\60" "\\192.168.1.200\ELC_Dati\FotoEPS\60\*.eps" The source folder contains only a file, 60.eps; the target file ...