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Bump. Still stumped on this one.

#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; require Image::Magick; $ARGV[0] || die; # obtain image data my $magick = Image::Magick->new(); $magick->Read($ARGV[0]) && die; my $x = $magick->Get('x-resolution'); my $y = $magick->Get('y-resolution'); print "x = $x, y = $y\n"; if ($x != $y) { $magick ...

I think I see what I need to do. I need to read them using the bracket syntax and write them out individually.

Working with multi-page fax tiffs and I need to write out this file into 3 different multi-page fax tiffs:

tif 1 = page 1 & 2
tif 2 = page 3, 4 & 5
tif 3 = page 6, 7

What I can't figure out is how to write multiple pages/scenes to a single fax tif. Yes, I need to do it using perlmagick.

Kind of related but is there a way to have convert output the total resources used for a run? I need to put some sane limits on how much memory and disk space IM can use.

I ended up using the output from: $ identify -format '%[fx:resolution.x/resolution.y]' image.tif[0] to test == 1 If the resolutions are symmetrical I don't do the resampling. If it's != 1 (faxed) then I resample. convert appears to "do the right thing" when the resample is left off for the 1x1.

I was looking through our code and the reason I was doing the resample is because we also get fax tifs with the non-symmetrical resolution (200x100). So if you use that convert command (without the resample) on one of those 200x100 fax tifs you end up with an image that is squashed vertically. I ...

I can't post the image itself at the moment because it contains private info (I'll see if I can find out from the customer what software is generating it and also get an sample image) but here is a verbose identify. Maybe someone can spot something in the meantime. OS is Ubuntu 14.04 up-to-date. I ...

Figured it out on my own. You have to force it with +adjoin. But of course the version of IM we are running in production doesn't appear to work (6.6.0 vs 6.6.9 that I tested with). Oh well. If I just do something like $ convert source.tif temp-source.tif it fixes the broken file and it processes ...

Yes. We all have to deal with f'd up images on a daily basis. Here is my conundrum. $ identify source.tif source.tif[132] TIFF 2550x3300 2550x3300+0+0 1-bit PseudoClass 2c 339KB 0.000u 0:00.000 source.tif[133] TIFF 2550x3300 2550x3300+0+0 1-bit Bilevel DirectClass 339KB 0.000u 0:00.000 source.tif ...

WORKS! Thanks so much! Since these are just thumbnails and image previews I will use -resample 200

-resize 400x400 should produce images that preserve the aspect ratio and not distort the image. The result will resize the larger of your image dimensions to 400 and the other will scaled according to the aspect ratio. I suspect you have a bug or problem with one of your input images. Does either ...

I'm using: convert -quiet source.tif -resize 400x400 low-%d.jpg (with the above I'm using -resize 400x400 to limit the max width/height of the resulting image) To convert the following: source-A.tif Geometry: 1728x2135+0+0 Resolution: 204x196 source-B.tif Geometry: 1728x1097+0+0 Resolution: 204x98 ...

Where did you see it doesn't support CMYK? I see multiple references to poppler and CMYK with a google search. Then again you guys are the image experts, I'm just a user/developer.

Perhaps you like to try and create a delegate for a poppler utility, and publish it here. Users can add delegates using the ".magick/delegate.xml file from their UNIX home. See Delegates http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/files/#delegates Some postscript delegate changes are shown in http://www ...