pdf - Dimension Preserving JPEG to EPS Conversion -

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I am looking for the best way to convert my JPEG files to EPS I have to convert my image files to my Latex files to be converted to EPS. Note that I am using dvipdfm to compile my latex file in pdf and i am not using pdftex

The problem is that the actual size of the image changes under the conversion of EPS. Therefore, I have to use the "Scale" option of the "included graphics" command in LaTeX so that the image can be found at its actual size. I have tried, and converted my jpeg files into eps files. However, each of these converters produces an EPS file whose actual size is different from the original size of the original JPEG file.

I want to know that no one wants to know that JPEG files EPS files that protect the basic dimensions of the image, such a dimension-protection converter will save us from scaling the image manually in the latex file .

My Latex file (included-image.tex) is the following: 

  \ Documentclass {article} \ usepackage [dvipdfm] {graphicx} \ begin {document} \ begin {Number} \ includegraphics {image.eps} \ end {number} \ end {document}

And, I use the following makefile to create a PDF:

< Pre> included-image.pdf: include-image.dvi dvipdfm include-image.dvi included- image.dvi: included-image text included in latex-image.tex

JPEG is a raster format with a fixed resolution, EPS is a vector with a resolution The result.

A raster graphics does not have physical dimensions relative to print media, per inch (dpi), to scale graphic if you have 2000x2000 pixel jpeg and you can convert it to 400 If you print on the DPI, it will be 5x5 inches, if you print it on 800 dpi then it will be 2.5x2.5 inches.

In the JPG-2 PSE program, you mention the input is an an-R switch for specifying the JPEG's DPI, to achieve the dimensions of the EPS file, by the DPI value, to the pixel dimensions of JPEG Split and calculate the dimensions of the EPS file.


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