> I wonder if this may be a problem with my install of cygwin, then
> (I did have a problem where the computer died mid-cygwin upgrade
> [thanks Windows!], and I'm not positive everything recovered).
> I'm pleased to hear it's working for others, I'll persevere.
Sure enough, after reinstalling
Hi Nick
As Wes Barris' response shows, I made in error in my
syntax. When using the height argument alone, it is
necessary to prefix it with the lower-case x. When using
width alone, you use just the pixel-width integer, no
trailing x. I should have suggested
convert test.jpg -resize 600 test-
> I too have never seen that notation (although it may work).
Imagemagick does have a lot of options; -geometry has always worked
for me, and I hadn't found -resize.
I tried convert test.jpg -resize 600x test-out.jpg
with several different jpegs, including ones I'm sure are good, and
got exac
Merek Thorondursson wrote:
The IM convert command handles jpeg images well.
Converting jpeg images with IM on cygwin works for me too.
I too have never seen that notation (although it may work).
I would use either '-resize 600' or '-resize 600x600' both of
which would preserve the aspect ratio.
The IM convert command handles jpeg images well.
I'm a novice with ImageMagick, but I don't normally see -geometry
used this way. I could be wrong with what you're trying to do, but
if you're simply trying to resize a test jpeg with the 600x notation
I'd guess you're resizing with intent to maint
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