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From: "Vittorio Casella" <casella@unipv.it>
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Subject: tiled jpeg compressed tiff
Date: Fri, 10 May 2002 17:29:08 +0200
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Hi,

I have a 800 MB colour image and I'd like to transform it into a tiled jpeg
compressed tiff file. Apparently ImageMagick can do this, but in practice
I'm not able to perform this task.

Could somebody suggest me the syntax of the command (of the commands) needed
to reach my goal?

Are there other converters able to perform the job I'm looking for?

Thank you in advance. Regards

Vittorio Casella




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Vittorio Casella (casella@unipv.it)
Universita' di Pavia - DIET
Via Ferrata, 1 - 27100 Pavia - Italy
Tel +39 0382 505417 (diretto)
    +39 0382 505400 (segreteria)
Fax +39 0382 505419
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