Selon Anthony Thyssen <[email protected]>:
> [email protected] on wrote...
> | Selon Anthony Thyssen <[email protected]>:
> |
> | > [email protected] on wrote...
> | > | I would like to have more information about the picture resolution...
> | > | I use the interface PerlMagick to create new pictures from scratch. T=
> | hese
> | > | pictures have to be as precise as possible. Unfortunately, when I loa=
> | d th=3D
> | > | ese
> | > | pictures in documents (.doc or .ppt for example), they look fuzzy. Th=
> | e
> | > | resolution doesn't seem to be fitt to the document...However, I write=
> | pic=3D
> | > | ture in
> | > | png format, which looks better than the jpeg format...
> | > |
> | > | Someone can help me to create better pictures, with high resolution..=
> | .
> | > | Thanks...
> | > |
> | > It probably looks fuzzy on screen as the display program is probably
> | > using a very fast and dirty method of image resizing.
> | >
> | > How does it look when printed?
> | >
> |
> | Sure, the pictures look good, But I have to zoom a little to see a pixel.=
> | ..When
> | I create a picture with in a .ppt file, and I make a screen capture: the =
> | picture
> | generated looks better than the ImageMagick picture printed...For a same =
> | zoom
> | (*10 for example), the two pictures haven't got the same resolution: the =
> | pixel
> | size are not the same: the .ppt one is smaller...
> |
> | Do you have an idea to print a picture with higher resolution with ImageM=
> | agik?
> |
> Try setting -set density 300
> something like that should do it.
>
Youpi!!!
Great, it's this option I found to parameterize...
Again, Thanks a lot for your advices
Bye
Michael B.
> However that really depends on the number of pixels and its normal
> resoution too.
>
> Note Photoshop saves resolution in a different way (its own profile) to
> the normal image format way.
>
>
> Anthony Thyssen ( System Programmer ) <[email protected]>
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