Re: docx -> markdown: image width and height doesn't respect --dpi?

[John MACFARLANE <jgm-TVLZxgkOlNX2fBVCVOL8/A@public.gmane.org>]

With the dev version of pandoc, when I convert this to
Markdown I get:

> ![MacSSD:Users:kajohnson:Dropbox:Kinetics Book:Chapter 2:Table
> 2-1.png](foo/media/image1.png){width="4.616858048993876in"
> height="2.5in"}

So the Markdown writer doesn't convert the size to pixels;
if it's doing that for you, the behavior has been changed.

+++ Thomas Blom [Aug 28 17 08:57 ]:
>   This is an excerpt from the document in question, which contains an
>   image sized to be 4.65 inches wide, and results in a pixel width of 443
>   no matter what --dpi I specify.  The image is included in a block-quote
>   section, which we use when we want to ident things because that is one
>   of the few styling options that come across in markdown, but omitting
>   this doesn't affect the width of the image.
>   Thanks!
>   On Monday, August 28, 2017 at 9:57:43 AM UTC-5, John MacFarlane wrote:
>
>     Can you give us a simple docx file to test with?
>     +++ Thomas Blom [Aug 27 17 20:21 ]:
>     >   Hi,
>     >   I convert docx to markdown using pandoc 1.19.2.1 on OSX 10.12
>     with
>     >   pandoc -t markdown_strict --dpi=128 --extract-media=images
>     mydoc.docx
>     >   -o [1]mydoc.md
>     >   I find that the image sizes in the markdown appear to be based
>     on a
>     >   96dpi image resolution no matter what --dpi I specify, and also
>     no
>     >   matter the meta-data in the files embedded in the (word for mac
>     2011)
>     >   document (PNG, 144dpi).
>     >   For example, one image in Word has been sized by the author to
>     be
>     >   ~4.65inches wide.  The resulting markdown for this image
>     specifies a
>     >   width of 443 pixels.  So I see that markdown is using a dpi of
>     443/4.65
>     >   =~ 96 regardless of efforts on my part to change this.
>     >   I would like to adjust this because the images appear smaller at
>     this
>     >   pixel size than the same images in Word.  I can of course write
>     a
>     >   post-processing script to adjust sizes on the markdown document,
>     but
>     >   would prefer to avoid.  It seems like the --dpi option makes
>     sense to
>     >   address my situation?
>     >   Thanks,
>     >   Thomas Blom
>     >
>
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