Please bottom post...
> Unfortunately, Image::Magick doen't support gif compression.
>
GIF compression or GIF images? Image::Magick will support any format
that the underlying imagemagick C libs can support, they can support GIF
images, but that depends on having libgif or giflib (or some such
library) installed when imagemagick is built.
Personally I would suggest scrapping GIFs completely in favor of PNGs.
> Here is my script
>
>
> use Image::Magick;
>
> my $image;
>
> $image = Image::Magick->new;
>
> $image->Read('test.bmp');
> $image->Resize(geometry=>'800x800');
> $image->Write(filename=>'test.gif', compression => 'JPEG', quality=>1,
> monochrome =>True);
>
> the 10MB bmp can be compressed to 100KB jpg (with 800x800 geometry)
>
What is the compression for? What is the image of, that monochrome
quality 1 seems like you would be better off using a vector based
product or some such, since you are essentially reduced to text or line
drawings.
> Any more effective compression?
>
Can it be decompressed on the other size? aka unzipped...
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