I have a bunch of .eps files (CMYK) that I need to convert to .jpg (RGB) files.

The following command sometimes gives me under or over saturated .jpg images, when compared to the source EPS file:

```
    $cmd = "convert -density 300 -quality 100% -colorspace RGB ".$epsURL." -flatten -strip ".$convertedURL; 

```

Is there a smarter way to do this such that the converted image will have the same qualities as the source EPS file?

Here is an example of the source file info:

Image: rejm.eps
 Format: PS (PostScript)
 Class: DirectClass
 Geometry: 537x471
 Base geometry: 1074x941
 Type: ColorSeparation
 Endianess: Undefined
 Colorspace: CMYK
 Channel depth:
 Cyan: 8-bit
 Magenta: 8-bit
 Yellow: 8-bit
 Black: 8-bit
 Channel statistics:
 Cyan:
 Min: 0 (0)
 Max: 255 (1)
 Mean: 161.913 (0.634955)
 Standard deviation: 72.8257 (0.285591)
 Magenta:
 Min: 0 (0)
 Max: 255 (1)
 Mean: 184.261 (0.722591)
 Standard deviation: 75.7933 (0.297229)
 Yellow:
 Min: 0 (0)
 Max: 255 (1)
 Mean: 70.6607 (0.277101)
 Standard deviation: 39.8677 (0.156344)
 Black:
 Min: 0 (0)
 Max: 195 (0.764706)
 Mean: 34.4382 (0.135052)
 Standard deviation: 38.1863 (0.14975)
 Total ink density: 292%
 Colors: 210489
 Rendering intent: Undefined
 Resolution: 28.35x28.35
 Units: PixelsPerCentimeter
 Filesize: 997.727kb
 Interlace: None
 Background color: white
 Border color: #DFDFDFDFDFDF
 Matte color: grey74
 Page geometry: 537x471+0+0
 Dispose: Undefined
 Iterations: 0
 Compression: Undefined
 Orientation: Undefined
 Signature: 8ea00688cb5ae496812125e8a5aea40b0f0e69c9b49b2dc4eb028b22f76f2964
 Profile-iptc: 19738 bytes

Thanks