Resize-fill exceeds max. supported dimensions

[borzik]

I have an image with 1800x1 dimensions.
When I call

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convert ~/img.jpg -resize "300x200^" ~/processed.img

it returns this message:

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Maximum supported image dimension is 65500 pixels `/home/user/processed.img' @ error/jpeg.c/JPEGErrorHandler/340

At the same time it uses 1.84GB of RAM for a couple seconds.
I guess that it attempts to make it wider by multiplying both height and width by 200 (desired width), and ends up with 360000x200 image, which is obviously too large. Probably this is a bug because resulting image is expected to fill the desired area, and it doesn't have to produce such a large image during this process.

[snibgo]

What version of IM, on what platform?

"-resize" generally keeps the same aspect ratio, so the result width will be 1800 times the height.

What dimensions do you want in the result? If 300x200 then use "!". See http://www.imagemagick.org/script/comma ... p#geometry

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convert ~/img.jpg -resize "300x200!" ~/processed.img

[borzik]

Actually your point is valid and I'm sorry I didn't understand docs correctly, it works as expected so this thread can be closed.

I wanted image (smaller/larger) to fill 300x200 while maintaining aspect ratio and avoiding crop but cropping when necessary to keep height less than 600px (in this case width will have to remain 300), but I think I should re-read docs myself and handle this edge case somehow, this is out of this thread's scope anyway.