Hi,
I was using ImageMagick for quite a long time. I thought of using Magic.Net latest version for my .net project. However, the image conversion is not so good. I am trying to convert the EMF format file to JPG format.
[Source image in emf format](https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=B10A379CA3C7C4BA!2235&authkey=!AB5LUZzqZefFSSY&ithint=file%2cemf)
[Converted using V7.0.1](http://postimg.org/image/u6dj8f5up/)
Please fix.
Thanks
Comments: The problem with EMF images is the quality of the drawn text I assume. You can 'fix' this by reading the image at a larger size and then resize it to the size you want it to be: ```C# using (MagickImage image = new MagickImage()) { image.Read(@"c:\source.emf", new MagickReadSettings() { Density = new Density(300) }); image.Resize(480, 0); image.Write(@"c:\test.jpg"); } ```
I was using ImageMagick for quite a long time. I thought of using Magic.Net latest version for my .net project. However, the image conversion is not so good. I am trying to convert the EMF format file to JPG format.
[Source image in emf format](https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=B10A379CA3C7C4BA!2235&authkey=!AB5LUZzqZefFSSY&ithint=file%2cemf)
[Converted using V7.0.1](http://postimg.org/image/u6dj8f5up/)
Please fix.
Thanks
Comments: The problem with EMF images is the quality of the drawn text I assume. You can 'fix' this by reading the image at a larger size and then resize it to the size you want it to be: ```C# using (MagickImage image = new MagickImage()) { image.Read(@"c:\source.emf", new MagickReadSettings() { Density = new Density(300) }); image.Resize(480, 0); image.Write(@"c:\test.jpg"); } ```