You'll have to edit the settings to make sure the pixels are correct.. or else the picture prints like it was dragged.
Here's one:
With this one, you have to remove the top 5 bytes in the file created, they're settings like, pixel X max, pixel Y max, how many bytes per pixel.. some stuff like that.
http://www.random-i.com/NokiaLCD/
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Third:
This one must be ran from the CMD line, do bmpdump -help and bmpdump -verbose for examples on how to use the program, I've used it quite a few times.. never just black and white though.
http://www.xmoslinkers.org/node/355
Here's examples of what it prints out.. (using a color LCD instead, and an XMOS board as well.. not required for the setup, but the XMOS offers 400MIPS!! That's 20 times faster than the Arduino! I need the extra speed for when I try to implement video.. Arduino would probably cry trying:D)
http://picasaweb.google.com/jmcglo13/XMOSXK1AndNokia6610LCD
And here's the actual image I converted: