On 5/30/06, Anthony Thyssen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"Markus Heller" on wrote... | hello list, | | i'd like to include figures with transparent background in my slides | using pdflatex. i convert png's to pdf using imagemagick (downloaded | yesterday, should be the latest version), adding the transparent | background. however, there's a catch: while adding the transparency | works well, the colors of the pdf look pale when compared to the | initial png. | | i use the following command: | | convert -transparent black in.png out.pdf | | different background colors yield the same results. any ideas how i | can pep up the colors in the pdf? | If you remove all the balck, then of course the whole image will appear to the human eye to be a lot brighter that before.
well, it doesn't look *brighter*, but pale, i.e. the colors are not that intense anymore. i'm wondering if i have to live with that or if i can increase the intensity of the colors int the resulting pdf. btw: if i do the following: convert -transparent black in.png out.png the colors in out.png have the same intensity as in in.png, so it's gotta be related to the conversion to pdf, right? cheers markus _______________________________________________ Magick-users mailing list [email protected] http://studio.imagemagick.org/mailman/listinfo/magick-users
