Graphics, Figures & Tables ⇒ I want to insert picture in it own sizes.

[artemff]

How make, that inserted picture not to stretch?

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\includegraphics{me.eps}

[php1ic]

Try

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\includegraphics[scale=1.0]{me.spe}

[localghost]

This command without any option does include the file in its original size.


Best regards
Thorsten

[artemff]

Try

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\includegraphics[scale=1.0]{me.spe}

I try this, but it don't help me. A picture stretchs.

[localghost]

Please clarify the origin of this file (native vector graphic or converted from a pixel based format).

[artemff]

So, i suppose the file increased after converting. I used jpeg2ps.exe. Are you know how use it correctly or can you advice me normal converter?
P.S. I read documentation and didn't find it.

[localghost]

Usually it doesn't make sense to convert a pixel based format (JPG) to a vector format (PS/EPS) unless your final output format is also postscript. You won't benefit from the advantages of this format. If the final output format is PDF, take the graphics file in JPG format and compile with pdflatex.

You have to scale down your image file to exactly three quarters of its original size.

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\includegraphics[scale=0.75]{filename}

This is caused by the relation between pixel and postscript point (big point, bp). It is true in every case a pixel based format shall be included.

[artemff]

Usually it doesn't make sense to convert a pixel based format (JPG) to a vector format (PS/EPS) unless your final output format is also postscript. You won't benefit from the advantages of this format. If the final output format is PDF, take the graphics file in JPG format and compile with pdflatex.

What command use for addition *.jpg files in latex?

[localghost]

I already said that it is necessary to use the pdflatex compiler engine instead of latex. The command for inclusion remains the same (without suffix).

[artemff]

I already said that it is necessary to use the pdflatex compiler engine instead of latex. The command for inclusion remains the same (without suffix).

Thanks.
It's strange, but after compilation *.dvi file normally show inserted *.jpg file.