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magick
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by magick » 2008-01-16T08:33:51-07:00
Move the density option before your image filename.
kai4711
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by kai4711 » 2008-01-16T09:21:35-07:00
Like this?
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convert image.pdf -append -resize 1400 -quality 100 -density 300x300 image.jpg
No change in "sharpness" and the letter spacing/position...
Thanks,
Kai
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by Bonzo » 2008-01-16T10:04:21-07:00
That makes quite a bit of difference with the quality Magick but the letter spacing still goes wrong.
Like this Kai:
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convert -density 300x300 image.pdf -trim -append -resize 1400 -quality 100 image.jpg
First code of Kai:
http:
www.rubblewebs.co.uk/TESTS/crop1.png
Secobnd code of Magicks
http:
www.rubblewebs.co.uk/TESTS/crop.png
Note: for some reason the post image and URL tags have stopped working for me!
kai4711
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by kai4711 » 2008-01-16T13:48:03-07:00
Thank you
that
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convert -density 150x150 image.pdf -append -quality 100 image.jpg
works cool, its really sharper!
But: Please take a look at
http://flora-apo.info.dd18202.kasserver ... /image.jpg
How can I get a better solution with the letter spacing etc. Is there something wrong with Ghostscript?
Thanks...
magick
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by magick » 2008-01-16T13:53:22-07:00
Now try:
convert -density 300x300 image.pdf -resize 50% -append -quality 100 image.jpg
Any letter spacing problems would be with Ghostscript. Try posting to the Ghostscript mailing lists.