On Tuesday, October 31, 2017 at 5:12:10 PM UTC-4, John MacFarlane wrote:
>
> Try specifying both a width and a height. That worked 
> for me.  I have no idea why you need both in this case, 
> though...maybe a LaTeX expert could help. 
>
> \includegraphics[width=14cm,height=14cm]{1944.100.4554.obv.width350.jpg} 
>
> works 
>
> but 
>
> \includegraphics[width=14cm]{1944.100.4554.obv.width350.jpg} 
>
> doesn't. 
>

Yes, that does work for me (writing in markdown), but I'd have said that 
the actual bug (or maybe just a missing feature) is not scaling the image 
*up* when necessary. (The size seems to work by applying the smaller 
number, btw.)

I also tried setting --dpi, but that didn't have any effect either unless 
the image had attributes set and then only that image was affected by the 
new dpi. Even then, the dpi affected the size of the image, regardless of 
whether that scaled it off the page (which maybe is reasonable behavior).

Maybe I'm unusual, but when I'm doing a slideshow, I like the images to be 
as large as they can be, keeping whatever caption there might be. This 
behavior seems to suggest that unless my images are larger than the 
available area as beamer calculates it - in which case they get scaled down 
to the maximum size that fits - they'll be smaller than than area.

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