though not strictly related to question, this may help someone for optimising jpg:
gimp.org is v good. dodgy fax machine will not send my expenses so photo, resize and save to 65% quality in jpg format and email instead! This reduces the file size substantially. Amazingly, quality of picture is hardly affected. below 65% and you will notice speckles and blocking of graphic. Good to know the above 'convert' command exists..
convert -geometry 300% file1.
convert -geometry 300% file1.jpg file2.jpg
man convert will help you ;-).
Cheers,
Aegitalos
though not strictly related t
though not strictly related to question, this may help someone for optimising jpg:
gimp.org is v good. dodgy fax machine will not send my expenses so photo, resize and save to 65% quality in jpg format and email instead! This reduces the file size substantially. Amazingly, quality of picture is hardly affected. below 65% and you will notice speckles and blocking of graphic. Good to know the above 'convert' command exists..
libjpeg.h
You should look into using libjpeg from the Independent JPEG Group for this.
You can find the source code and examples of how to you it here at there web site.
http://www.ijg.org/
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