Thanks for your reply.

print ref($explimg); does not return anything.

If i use the code:
  my $old = Image::Resize->new($explimg);
  my $new = $old->resize(800, 600);

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It prints the png binary data an my command shell crash. But i actually solved the problem with this code: 
    use GD;
    my $GDimage = newFromPng GD::Image("imago_temp.png");
    my ($width,$height) = $GDimage->getBounds() ;
    
    $newimage = GD::Image->new(800,600);
    
    $newimage->copyResampled($GDimage,0,0,0,0,800,600 ,$width,$height)
+;    
    
    
    open (DISPLAY, ">snapshot.jpg");
    binmode DISPLAY;
    print DISPLAY $newimage->jpeg(100);
    close (DISPLAY);

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In reply to Re^2: Perl GD by iea
in thread Perl GD by iea

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