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Posted: 2006-03-30T18:13:53-07:00
by ridera
If you don't need True Color [24 bit], use -depth 256 [8bit]

That can save a tremendous amount of memory.

Posted: 2006-03-30T19:33:59-07:00
by magick
Belay that order. We suspect that ridera means -colors 256 . However since JPEG is RGB or CMYK it does not support a colormapped image. Instead try this command:
  • convert -crop 10x10 source.jpg -strip -quality 75 slice%d.jpg
Tradeoff image quality for image size by adjusting the compression quality up or down.