LaTeX Error: Cannot determine size of graphic in (no BoundingBox). Why do I Whereas a PDF includes DPI and size, a JPEG has only a size in terms of pixels. (I know To include png and jpg, you need to specify the Bounding Box explicitly. . Please check that there is no inclusion of epsfig, it is deprecated. LaTeX Error: Cannot determine size of graphic in../../results2/html/ (no BoundingBox). The true size of the image is x in pixels. LaTeX-Compiler can’t determine the graphic-size, because there is no like: “ Cannot determine size of graphic (no BoundingBox)”.
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I’ve had the same problems including jpegs in LaTeX. You will get perfect quality postscript out of xv, ImageMagick and pretty much any other tool.
jpeg – include figure files in latex – Stack Overflow
The error message is typical when including bitmap graphics, e. The resulting printout looks very fine though. If you use gifconv instead, you will get a small file with still perfect quality. You can adjust it to match the ggaphic of your printer, and use a more complex dithering method, and avoid the printer’s half-toning.
That’d be much much better than a tiny-font pixel-width image. An explanation of how latex works with images, dvi and pdf: This question does not appear to be about programming within the scope defined in the help center. I’ll assume a width of only 5.
pdf – Error including image in Latex – Stack Overflow
In particular there is a large amount of text in a fixed-width screen font. A lot of the ACM journals and conferences actually take word files, which is even worse.
I am using the following syntax for including the images: Use your usual capturing tools. I’m having this same problem with eps files. To center your picture you could use. A very fast solution is to convert the png file into eps format.
Well, I’m a little bit smarter again…. Users browsing this forum: Where size is relevant, you’ll compress Postscript with some file compressor, anyhow, and the entropy of the sizze encoded file is the same as of the ASCII85 encoded one, so after compression you’ll hardly notice a difference. The default ‘pdLatex’ invoked by the googly eyes option does not work, but fails as described above and by original post in this thread.
Graphics, Images & Pictures
To include png and jpgyou need to specify the Bounding Box explicitly. It is quite easy to fix this problem. Have I specified the size correctly in the latex file?
It seems with the former one, eps figure files can work while jpeg files cannot, with the latter, things become reverse? This should print reasonably bounving.
ImageMagick is able to convert many image formats to many other types. View this article only Newsgroups: Sometimes the differences are dramatic.
[pdftex] \includegraphics doesn’t work (no BoundingBox)
Sign up using Email and Password. Forget about pixel for a moment. It is just a fact.
I don’t know if Tex does this automatically but there are a load of tools for rescaling including xv, gimp, ImageMagic. What is the source of your figure? Yep, just saying ugly doesn’t help.
I guess it used the bounding box value from that PDF grsphic applied it to all images.