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From: sscnekro on 21 Jun 2010 17:47
Hi folks,

I also feel for caps lock today, but will stay with small letter to ask this: I had problems with including graphics in .tex file: .tif images written by Matlab, concretely by the export_fig function by Oliver Woodford, 300dpi resolution.
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/23629-exportfig

"LaTeX error: Cannot determine the size of of graphic filename.tif (no BoundingBox)"

As an instant fix, which is inefficient, I plan to write them again as .png using one of the default ML functions as need to feed them in a .tex file asap. However, I also look for a long-run optimal solution. Why does the problem occur? Any better idea to fix that? A capslocked thanks to any of you who will help!
From: sscnekro on 21 Jun 2010 18:01
> As an instant fix, which is inefficient, I plan to write them again as .png

Sorry, I should have explained that the journal requires TIFF from me. I can supply TIFFs separately from the .tex file at the upload (risking they won't be able of converting them to .pdf), but anyway I need to create a .tex file including figures (for consultation and preview purposes before submission).
From: Oliver Woodford on 22 Jun 2010 04:10
"sscnekro " wrote:
> "LaTeX error: Cannot determine the size of of graphic filename.tif (no BoundingBox)"

Tiff files don't contain a bounding box, only EPS files. This is a latex issue. I suggest you post your problem here:
http://www.latex-community.org
I've had good responses from there.
Or do an internet search, as plenty of people seem to have encountered this problem before...

Oliver
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