On Tue, 7 Mar 2006, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
Images in PDF files are either in JPEG/JFIF format OR they are a
raw "array of pixels". In the first case, you can indeed just "dump the
data to disk" and get a usable image. In the second, you will need to
convert it to some standard image format.
At 02:07 PM 3/7/2006, Petter Nyström wrote:
None of my image viewing program will understand it. Neither would
ppmtojpeg or a host of other conversion programs that I've tried at it.
:p
ImageMagick will understand it as a raw bitmap format, if you
provide the necesary colorspace, etc. values. but that won't help your
users.
Whoa! You were right! I can view the image! It means I must have done
something right. Wow... And now I can use ImageMagick for converting the
CMYK format to something slightly more universal - I haven't thought as
far as to what format I really want yet.
Thank you everyone for the support so far.
Cheers,
Petter Nyström
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