9 January 2008 WowJust, wow. I've never encountered sips before on OS X, and stumbled across it while looking for some way of batch-converting PDFs to JPEGs. It's a stunner - lightning fast, easy to use, good quality results. This has made the process of making article thumbnails for the WW website a whole load easier. Documentation could be better, but hey. man sips for what there is. Thanks Apple! CommentsHey Richard, I told you about sips years ago! It's good, except cries out for a way to crop other than symmetrically around the centre. BTW for image tiling, ImageMagick's convert is something you probably already know about. Use it without the x and y offset to make tiles. imagemagick.org/script/command-line-options.php#crop One more thing: the best way to crop jpegs is to compile your own version of jpegtran with the croppatch. Super-quick and lovely-n-lossless. sylvana.net/jpegcrop/jpegtran/
Posted by Laurence Penney on 15.1.08 17:26 |
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