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Originally Posted by RobertJSawyer
Kobo's "Typegenius" feature (accessible if you select "Advanced" next to a font name) lets you adjust "Weight" and "Sharpness."
I get what "Weight" does -- it makes the characters bolder -- and can clearly see the difference as I adjust the slider.
But I don't understand what "Sharpness" does. I can't see a visible difference on my Kobo Glo (although I have aging eyes, so that shouldn't be taken to mean that there is no difference). What, precisely, does Sharpness adjust? What does it change on a per-pixel basis?
Thanks!
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If you have the Sharpness slider at the minimum level, you should see the characters have a grey halo and look almost blurry.
At the maximum level, that halo is gone. Edges will be sharp black/white.