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RasterSize

RasterSize
is an option for Rasterize which determines the absolute pixel size of the raster generated.
  • The following settings can be given:
wwidth w pixels
{w,h}explicit pixel width and height
{{wmax},{hmax}}pixel width and height maximums
{{wmin,wmax},{hmin,hmax}}pixel width and height ranges
  • With RasterSize->{w, h} a w×h raster will always be generated, with the rendered object being sized to fit in it.
  • If the object has a definite aspect ratio that is not h/w, then space will be left around it.
  • The position of the object within the w×h region is determined by the setting for the object's Alignment option.
  • With RasterSize->{{wmax}, {hmax}}, an object is sized so that its width and height are as large as possible while not exceeding the specified maximums.
  • No extra space is then left around the object, so that the region in which the object is drawn is always the same shape as the object itself.
  • With RasterSize->{{wmin, wmax}, {hmin, hmax}}, the object is sized to be as large as possible while not exceeding specified maximums, with extra space being left if necessary in order to satisfy the minimums.
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