Images is -- still -- an undocumented mess. Sorry for the term, but this is
my feeling.

Matthias



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From: Tore Engvig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 3:08 PM
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Subject: RE: Embed high quality printable images in PDF with FOP?



> I'm sure this has been discussed before, but I would like to know
> whether FOP can embed images at full resolution and with no additional
> compression into PDF.

Yes and no. I don't think you can remove additional compression without
changing code in fop, but it shouldn't matter as the compression methods
used are not lossy. Thus image quality should be preserved.

If you specify image width in the .fo document, the correct DPI is used.
E.g. a 300 pixel wide image included with width="1in" will print at a
resolution of 300 DPI.

If you're going to use JPEG images you're even luckier. Fop includes the
image directly into the pdf document by using the pdf DCTEncode filter.
Embedded ICC profiles are also supported for jpeg images (this is for the
soon to be released Fop-0.20.3 version)


Tore



> I need to make a printable photo-book output with a grid from
> 1,4,16,etc. digital camera pictures on various paper sizes. The
> application will operate over a LAN, so large PDF output files aren't
> too much of a concern.
>
> Can PDF support these kinds of embedded images, and can FOP take a
> 1600x1200 JPEG and embed it at full quality and appropriate DPI?
>
> Thanks.
>
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