Anthony Thyssen wrote:
>
> ImageMagick is NOT designed for vector formats like
these...
> ...You can do it but it will come out blocky.
> If you still want to do it add a higher -denstity
setting first..
>
> convert -density 600 foo.ai foo.eps
>
> Where 600 is the output resolution of your printer or
other device.
>
> NOTE your postscript file will probably be very BIG.
>
> You are better of getting Illustrator to convert to
postscript
> instead, as it will generate vector postscript.
>
The problem is that Illustrator is not scriptable in this
way, so converting
200 images once a month is too much work.
But ImageMagick is doing much more than simple
rasterization. When I
convert to EPS I get a fully vector result... complete with
splines and
paths. Only the font glyphs have been rasterized, one
bitmap per character.
And the density flag has no effect:
> convert -density 100 podmaps/map_1_p.ai
map_1_p_100.eps
> convert -density 600 podmaps/map_1_p.ai map_1_p_600eps
> ls -la
-rw-r--r-- 1 bryce users 10090 2007-02-15 09:13
map_1_p_600.eps
-rw-r--r-- 1 bryce users 10090 2007-02-15 09:12
map_1_p_100.eps
So the question remains: how can one control the font
rasterization
separately from the vector conversion to EPS. Or, where can
I find another
AI to EPS tool (and yes, I have tried pstoedit, which is
unmaintained and
broken).
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