WANT Resolution 150 DPI
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ircoms
WANT Resolution 150 DPI
goodmorning,
I use imageMagick to convert and reisze to JPEG image format ( 320*240 ) and to increase the resolution 72 ---> 150 dpi can u help me
i use this commande line
convert -density 150 imag.tif resize 240*320 imag.jpeg but still the resolution is not good i want to do 150 dpi
please help me
cordialy
I use imageMagick to convert and reisze to JPEG image format ( 320*240 ) and to increase the resolution 72 ---> 150 dpi can u help me
i use this commande line
convert -density 150 imag.tif resize 240*320 imag.jpeg but still the resolution is not good i want to do 150 dpi
please help me
cordialy
Re: WANT Resolution 150 DPI
Hello
Read first then set density
convert toto.tif -density 150 titi.jpg
Read first then set density
convert toto.tif -density 150 titi.jpg
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Re: WANT Resolution 150 DPI
the option resize needs a minus in front (-resize) also as the other person said, read the image, then -resize, then -density (or see -resample to do both). If you have an old version of IM, then upgrade as it may have problems in these areas.
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ircoms
Re: WANT Resolution 150 DPI
thank you but still nothing is changed I did this
convert imag.tif -resize 240*320 -density 150 imag.jpeg
convert imag.tif -resize 240*320 -density 150 imag.jpeg
Re: WANT Resolution 150 DPI
Your * should be a x
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convert imag.tif -resize 240x320 -density 150 imag.jpeg- fmw42
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Re: WANT Resolution 150 DPI
what IM version are you using. perhaps you need to upgrade.
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Re: WANT Resolution 150 DPI
That is about 30 versions behind the current one. Perhaps it had a bug that has since been fixed. Recommend upgrading and trying again.
By the way how are you determining that the quality or density is not as good as you want it?
By the way how are you determining that the quality or density is not as good as you want it?
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