Using ps2pdf on EPS files with PNG used for bitmaps?

The answer is not dUseFlateCompression since that option refers to using Flate instead of LZW compression; both are lossless but LZW was covered by patents for a while. Since that's not a problem any more, the option is ignored.

The answer is not -dUseFlateCompression, since that option refers to using Flate instead of LZW compression; both are lossless but LZW was covered by patents for a while. Since that's not a problem any more, the option is ignored. Instead, the options called to achieve lossless encoding of bitmap data are: (all four of) -dAutoFilterColorImages=false -dAutoFilterGrayImages=false -dColorImageFilter=/FlateEncode -dGrayImageFilter=/FlateEncode You might also want to do the same thing with MonoImageFilter as well, but I assume /CCITTFaxEncode does a reasonable job there so it's not too important.

You are right. I just realized, however, that the ps2pdf I have on my system (part of MikTeX's ghostscript) seemed to "do the right thing" no matter what I specified on the command line. I guess that.

Combined with insufficient testing, led me into thinking that -dUseFlateCompression was doing something. – Sinan Ünür Jul 16 '09 at 10:38 Cheers, no worries. The lossy encoding can be pretty subtle to spot at the quality that ps2pdf applies by default.

– Will Robertson Jul 16 '09 at 14:36.

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