commands.sh

pnmscalefixed

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Scale a PNM file quickly with possibly reduced quality. See also: `pamscale`.

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Options (4)

-wboolean

Scale an image such that the result has the specified dimensions

Example: pnmscalefixed {{[-w|-width]}} {{width}} {{[-h|-height]}} {{height}} {{path/to/input.pnm}} > {{path/to/output.pnm}}
-hboolean

Scale an image such that the result has the specified dimensions

Example: pnmscalefixed {{[-w|-width]}} {{width}} {{[-h|-height]}} {{height}} {{path/to/input.pnm}} > {{path/to/output.pnm}}
boolean

Scale an image such that its width and height is changed by the specified factors

Example: pnmscalefixed {{[-xsc|-xscale]}} {{x_factor}} {{[-ysc|-yscale]}} {{y_factor}} {{path/to/input.pnm}} > {{path/to/output.pnm}}
boolean

Scale an image such that its width and height is changed by the specified factors

Example: pnmscalefixed {{[-xsc|-xscale]}} {{x_factor}} {{[-ysc|-yscale]}} {{y_factor}} {{path/to/input.pnm}} > {{path/to/output.pnm}}

Examples (3)

Scale an image such that the result has the specified dimensions

pnmscalefixed [-w|-width] width [-h|-height] height path/to/input.pnm > path/to/output.pnm

Scale an image such that the result has the specified width, keeping the aspect ratio

pnmscalefixed [-w|-width] width path/to/input.pnm > path/to/output.pnm

Scale an image such that its width and height is changed by the specified factors

pnmscalefixed [-xsc|-xscale] x_factor [-ysc|-yscale] y_factor path/to/input.pnm > path/to/output.pnm
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