Understanding How Components Fail Wulpi Pdf To Jpg
I am converting images to PDFs. I use following command convert page.jpg page.pdfand then combine multiple PDFs generated accordingly by command pdftk 1.pdf 2.pdf output result.pdfbut I noticed loss of quality in the resulting PDF. Is there some way that I can retain the quality of the PDF i. I want the same quality in PDF as in the image.I am not sure if this convert command is using the imagemagick library. Is there any better solution? I have 100s of PDFs, so I have to do it via command line. I dont know if this is definitely the answer to your question as i am not used to the convert program.
Understanding How Components Fail Wulpi Pdf To Jpg Online
PDF is not an image file format, its is a way of formatting documents so that they can be represented consistently not matter what hardware/software you are viewing it from. Therefore when you 'convert' the image from JPEG to PDF the JPEG is not actually being converted.
The JPEG is embedded in the PDF file itself and the PDF file tells your document viewer how to display the contents on the screen/page.I imagine the loss of quality you are seeing is because of the program with which you are viewing the files. When you view the jpeg with GNOME image viewer the image is displayed exactly as it should be, say and 800x600px image is layout out perfectly on 800x600 pixels on the screen. But when you open your PDF in Document Viewer the viewer lays the 800x600px image out over maybe 25x15cm (or whatever) of the document which when viewed at 100% may not be exactly 800x600 pixels of screen space, it may be more therefore stretching the image and reducing the quality.