\begin{figure}[tp] % float placement: (h)ere, page (t)op, page (b)ottom, other (p)age
\centering
% file name: C:/Users/Hue/OneDrive/Semester 8/FYP - Bachelor Degree Project Report/Proposal PCTeX/Hierarchy.eps
\includegraphics[bb=0 0 683 643,width=4.44in,height=4.19in,keepaspectratio]{Hierarchy}
\caption{Caption for Hierarchy}
\label{fig:Hierarchy}
\end{figure}
The first one is the original photo with format eps and the second one is the screenshot of typesetting, why is look different?
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- Ijon Tichy
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Maybe different bounding boxes or wrong
bb
option. But without knowledge about the EPS and the PDF and how the PDF has been made, we cannot say anything about the reason. You can try to use pdfcrop to fix the bounding box of the PDF. But this could also fail or make things worse than better. As a first step I would recommend to remove the bb
option from \includegraphics
.Sorry, but I can no longer participate here as the administrator is trampling on my wishes on one of his other platforms. 

Insert Graphics Problem
Ijon Tichy wrote:Maybe different bounding boxes or wrongbb
option. But without knowledge about the EPS and the PDF and how the PDF has been made, we cannot say anything about the reason. You can try to use pdfcrop to fix the bounding box of the PDF. But this could also fail or make things worse than better. As a first step I would recommend to remove thebb
option from\includegraphics
.
\begin{figure}[tp] % float placement: (h)ere, page (t)op, page (b)ottom, other (p)age
\centering
% file name: C:/Users/Hue/OneDrive/Semester 8/FYP - Bachelor Degree Project Report/Proposal PCTeX/Hierarchy.eps
\includegraphics[width=4.44in,height=4.19in,keepaspectratio]{Hierarchy}
\caption{Caption for Hierarchy}
\label{fig:Hierarchy}
\end{figure}
Thanks for your reply.
However, I have been removed but the result is still the same.