Commands tagged tiff (1)

  • Convert multi layered TIFF file to multi page PDF document

    Creates a PDF file where each page will be a layer from de original TIFF file. You can apply many other filters and transformations. convert multi_layer.tif -page a4 -compress jpg multi_page.pdf To set the page size convert multi_layer.tif -crop 590x790+20+30 -compress jpg multi_page.pdf To include only a portion of the image (discard first horizontal 20 pixels and first vertical 30 pixels, include the next 590 horizontal and 790 vertical pixels) convert multi_layer.tif -delete 1,3,5-10 -compress jpg multi_page.pdf Discard mentioned layers


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    convert multi_layer.tif -compress jpg multi_page.pdf
    algol · 2013-09-26 14:44:01 0

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