2015/07/07 16:07 Pat David patda...@gmail.com:
The pdf can be exported at any resolution you ask.
It's the reason you can specify which density you want on import.
For some reason, I was expecting that dialog to offer the actual resolution
of the encapsulated jpeg image as a default. Would be
The pdf can be exported at any resolution you ask. It's the reason you can
specify which density you want on import. (Imagemagick has a couple of
options for handling this:
http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?t=8707).
What happens when you set the import density higher in
For this use case, I would suggest using the pdfimages program (from
xpdf I guess) (with the -j option to preserve embedded jpg) to extract
the original images. The import in gimp will always render the pdf,
what will always scale the original image, unless you hit the exact
resoultion/size.
