I have an simple SVG image created with Inkscape.Is there any way to view this SVG image as a figure in MATLAB?or convert the SVG image to any raster format such as JPG,PNG only by using MATLAB?I found exporting a figure to svg. but I want to import svg file as a figure/convert my svg image to any raster form.
Judging by this answer, this is not possible at the moment.
Undocumented Matlab didn't give any results either for possible Java solutions.
The only way is to convert to raster format outside of Matlab (or call the command line from Matlab using system). If you are on a Unix platform, ImageMagick can do that.
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I need to replace images in a PDFDocument or CGPDFDocument.
I found a way to extract images using the old Core Graphics API (i.e. not PDFKit). Here.
Now I would like to make a copy of a PDF but by replacing the existing images.
How can I get the width/height & coordinates of the existing images in the source PDF?
PDF are sooo complicated.
Thanks!
I have plotted a 3-dimension figure which is the 3-D cloud water content from a Cloud Resolving Model. I would like to save it and preserve the image information that I can rotate it along different direction after I have saved it. I know it's possible to save it as format fig in Matlab and do what I want only using Matlab to open it. Is any other format of image that can do the same thing with open Matlab?
Actually I am not familiar with this part and not sure what's key word is more about this question.
Export figure to 3D interactive PDF
using this plugin it is possible to save a 3d figure as a U3D file and embed it into a pdf
So I have a vectorised map that I would like to control using leaflet.
Say I have map.eps or map.pdf, how would I go about using this?
I'm very new to this. When I view the image I can zoom as much as I want and it scales due to it being a Vector?
From what I can see Leaflet uses .png or .jpg.
Any help would be appreciated!
Say I have map.eps or map.pdf, how would I go about using this?
You would not - you would take your EPS or PDF file and convert it into an raster image. If you need high resolution, a high-resolution raster image. EPS and PDF, great formats they kind of are, are not image formats that are supported on the web.
Lately I've been working on how to make my MATLAB figures article-quality, since normal output plots don't look that nice. The function export_fig from the File Exchange has done a lot of pretty things for me, but now I've come to a new challenge: making a high-quality 3-D plot.
I figured the best place to start looking is here, so my question is: how to make a good-looking 3-D plot using only MATLAB? And don't get me wrong, I know how to make a 3D plot, I just want my figures to be looking article-quality!
Any suggestions?
If you are satisfied with the figure's quality on screen, you can just save the figure in .eps fully-vectorized format. Then open it - on OSX I use the standard preview software - and save it as a light .jpg for the initial submission, and as .tiff, png or pdf depending on the journal requirements. preview can export an .eps at 600/1200 pixels per inch, compressed or not, and cropping is easily done with a mouse. A minor point: vectorized exported figures do not render unfamiliar fonts.
Here is an example from matlab, exported as .eps and saved as .png 400 ppi.
try enabling handle graphics 2 if you are on one of the later versions of Matlab. Use
-hgVersion 2 startup switch in your Matlab command-line.
I am using jalava library as a diagram drawing tool.
It displays figures as images in order to maintain compatibility with majority of browsers.
When diagram block is being resized a request is being made and new gif image is generated and send to browser.
What I need is generating image of basic blocks, like rounded rectangle, circle, diamond with specified parameters (height, width and color).
I want to do all server-side; my server part is written on Perl.
You can use:
PerlMagick: "PerlMagick is an objected-oriented Perl interface to ImageMagick"
Or
GD
Imager is my favorite such tool.