[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I manipulate my high quality jpg photos (camera 4.1 megapixel i.e. images 2272x1704 >pixels) with Linux & the Gimp and print them with the Gimp itself after having put >two pictures on an A4 glossy high quality paper. Now this procedure is time-consuming >and I'm would like to use the LaTeX for this same purpose. > For instance, I have tried the following: > after manipulating a couple of jpg images I've saved them as PS images and then >loaded them into a LaTeX program where, by means of textpos, graphicx packages and >\parbox I've put them on a single A4 paper. > > Now my technical questions: > > Is there any loss of image quality in doing so (I didn't even try to print one image >owing to the high cost of glossy paper!!) with respect to a Gimp printing?
gv <your_ps_file.ps> I find that conversion to PS/EPS often degrades bitmap pictures (in particular the over-the-top anti-aliasing makes text and hard lines fairly fuzzy). > AND/OR > > Is there any linux package able to put any number of photos on a single A4 page? Couldn't say about that. Try 'apt-cache search images one page' or something like that. Tom -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
