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Pgmtopbm User Manual

pgmtopbm

Updated: 20 June 2004
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NAME

pgmtopbm - convert a PGM image to PBM

SYNOPSIS

pgmtopbm [-floyd | -fs | -threshold | -hilbert | -dither8 | -d8 | -cluster3 | -c3 | -cluster4 | -c4 | -cluster8 | -c8] [-value val] [-clump size] [pgmfile]

DESCRIPTION

This program is part of Netpbm.

This program is obsolete since Netpbm 10.23 (July 2004). Use pamditherbw to do what this program used to do.

pgmtopbm never was the simple converter it appeared to be. It was a dithering program. Unfortunately, it didn't do the dithering properly because it treated the PGM input samples as if they were directly proportional to light intensity, but they are actually gamma-adjusted.

pamditherbw is backward compatible with pgmtopbm except that it

  • does the correct gamma adjustments.
  • produced PAM output instead of PBM. (Modern Netpbm programs that accept PBM input also accept PAM input, but if you need actual PBM, you can use pamtopbm with pamditherbw).
So use the manual for pamditherbw for pgmtopbm, except ignore anything that says it was added after Netpbm Release 10.23 and ignore any options that are not shown in the synopsis above.

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