rastiff - Render and Convert Sun Raster Files
SYNOPSIS
rastiff [ options ] file1 file2...
DESCRIPTION
Rastiff converts a Sun raster file into a raster image stored in
(TIFF-F) format.
If the -o option is not used to name an output file,
the output file is named
by taking the input file name and adding .tif. If the file name
already ends in a "." extension, then it is replaced with .tif.
No input file or a file with the name `-' implies standard input.
OPTIONS
- -a
-
Appends to an existing TIFF file (otherwise, overwrites existing
file). The file is created if it does not already exist.
- -H algorithm
- Specifies the halftoning algorithm to use to convert
greyscale and color images into black & white.
Possible options include:
fs, dither, cluster, or threshold.
- -h
- Produces high (fine) resolution output (204 d.p.i. horizontally and
196 d.p.i. vertically). This is the default.
- -l
- Produces low (standard) resolution output (204 d.p.i. horizontally and
98 d.p.i. vertically).
- -m factor
- Specifies the magnification factor (a decimal number) to use
when converting the image to TIFF resolution (the nominal resolution of
a rasterfile is 72 dpi).
- -o file
- Uses the named file as the TIFF output
- -O overlay-file
- Uses the named file (which must be a TIFF image in either
standard or fine resolution) as the letterhead overlay.
- -r
- Resizes the rasterfile to fit the page.
- -s length
- Specifies the length of the page.
- -v
- Produces output describing the internal operation of
rastiff.
SEE ALSO
asciitiff,
convert,
pcltiff,
dpstiff,
tifftiff