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This is beautiful in its simplicity:
convert file1.jpg file2.jpg files.pdf
Turns jpeg files file1.jpg and file2.jpg into a multipage pdf document.
'convert' is part of the imagemagick suite of tools. On Debian based systems (e.g. Ubuntu) it can be installed as:
apt-get install imageimagick
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Did you try with 400 jpeg. result: convert toke all the memory by default and after 20min i kill the process!
Posted by Tof on 2009-02-21 22:58:47.