Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

ops, sorry... I wrote my reply on the report tool. Let me answer on the proper area... I found that some versions of photoshop writes a XML string with the resolution and other params after the binary code on EPS files. I dont think it is reliable to read resolution from this XML because I think if ...

Can anybody help me? I've been trying lots os options, but the conversion allways discards the pixels outside the path. My original files are EPS created by Photoshop 7 with an unique path. The converted JPG created has a white area outside the path, and I want to keep the original background of the...

Can ImageMagick find image resolution? When I apply image conversion from EPS to JPG ImageMagick applies a default 73dpi conversion, and I have to declare the image resolution to prevent data loss. Can I make the conversion without declaring the resolution and no data loss? If not, can ImageMagick f...

When I convert an EPS file with a clipping path to JPG the pixels outside the clipping patch are discarded. Is there any way to make the conversion keeping the info outside the clipping path? obs: it is good that the clipping path remains on the converted image, but I have to mantain all the origina...

this is a IPTC profile extracted from a JPG file: 2#0="�" 2#120#Caption="Bolo de queijo de coalho" 2#122#Caption Writer="DEDOC -09/08/2006 -Aninha 274" 2#105#Headline="Revisa Claudia Cozinha" 2#40#Special Instructions="Sem restricao de auto...

Anthony

I can provide you JPG images with IPTC profile embedded to it, if you need to understand the profile format. Just le me know.

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Hi anthony The IPTC profile is a metadata embedded to the image. It can store identification atributes of the image, such as caption, credit, author, keywords, etc. Actually I see that IM can stores other profile type on EPS, such as ICM. ICM is a color conversion set file that can be successfully e...

I have exactly the same problem.
Of course if I declare the -resolution param then IM respects it, but my application manages 500.000 images and each one might has a different resolution.

Does anybody know how to make IM converts keeping the original resolution?

I'm having problems when I convert an EPS file to JPG My original image has 2278px x 3430px 24,11cm x 36,3cm 240 dpi The resulting image has 683px x 1029px 7,23cm x 10,89cm 240 dpi I've tried to use the -units command but the result is the same It's should be a simple conversion: convert C:\...\imag...

hi Actually i've already tried to do that, but when IM converts a JPG to EPS the IPTC profile is lost. Even if the original JPG has IPTC the converted EPS has no IPTC (As least on all intents I have made, if you know how to do I woulb be extremely gratefull). I even found later a documentation on IM...

I'm having problems to add IPTC profiles do EPS format. I can retrieve a IPTC profile from the EPS: cd\ARQUIV~1\ImageMagick-6.3.1-Q16 & convert C:\imageA.eps IPTCTEXT:C:\imageA.iptc But when I try to write it back the new file doesn't receive the profile: cd\ARQUIV~1\ImageMagick-6.3.1-Q16 & ...