Unable to thumbnail certain images.

[jermsfoo]

Hello All,
I am new to this but am having issue with only certain types of images see example at (http://jermsmedia.com/ArizonaFishingGui ... lmouth.jpg)

I am using the following code to convert other images successfully but am clueless as to why this one will not work. The only thing I see is the image resolution is at 480 where most successful ones are 180 or less. I have tried -resamples with no avail.

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exec("convert $imgpath -thumbnail '1024x768>'  $imgpath"); 
exec("convert $thmbpath -thumbnail '150x150>'  $thmbpath");

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Host is running ImageMagick 6.5.9

Thank you,
Jeremy

[Bonzo]

I pressume the linked image is the one corrupted by Imgemagick not the original ? If so can you post the original so we can try it ?

[jermsfoo]

Hello Bonzo,
That's just it I don't think ImageMagick did anything to the image at all. It didn't resize it that's for sure the dimensions for both the thumb and image were the same as the file I attached and not what is specified in the code included. I will try to obtain the original from the client to see if there are any differences but I pulled that one down from the web server.

I will attach here shortly.

Thank you,

[Bonzo]

I have just viewed the photo online again and it displayed OK. The first time I viewed it only about 1/2 of it loaded OK. This is how it was saved to my PC.
I think there is something wrong with the original image.

[Bonzo]

I do not know if you have changed the image but I have just downloaded and resized it OK on my localhost using:

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exec("convert fish.jpg -thumbnail \"150x150>\"  small_fish.jpg");

NOTE: I had to change the ' to \" as I am on a Windows PC.

[jermsfoo]

You'll never guess what it was (SMH) AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

Stupid file name had a space in it.... Teach me for not checking the name first right LOL.

Thank you for your help sir!

[Bonzo]

I did not even think about that as I automaticaly removed the space !