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Right now you use "-r 100,200,600,700" to explicitly specify the content rectangle in pixels
but useful can be also to specify it using margins e.g. take 20% left and 10% top off - especially when
batch processing similar class of images but differing in sizes pixels.
Best would still be to select the rect visually :)
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Also useful would be to specify it physical units i.e. cm/mm and inches since it's closer to the initial source -> the paper. Question is, what to do when physical resolution is not present in the input image. Probably report it and fail to be on the safe side.
Right now you use "-r 100,200,600,700" to explicitly specify the content rectangle in pixels
but useful can be also to specify it using margins e.g. take 20% left and 10% top off - especially when
batch processing similar class of images but differing in sizes pixels.
Best would still be to select the rect visually :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: