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Old 04-21-2008, 11:17 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by daqi View Post
Thanks for your reply. I tried the filters in Python, but doesnt seem to work very well.

ImageFilter.Min makes it far too bold, and some of the strokes would overlap. ImageFilter.BLUR simply doesnt work. It's so blurred that I guess nobody could even figure out what's written.

I hope the filter could work out as the way for the Image Edge Enhancement filter in Photoshop CS2.
If the resulting image is too bold, then your source image is at a very low dpi. Can you create a larger picture, then reduce it "at the end" to fit the ereader's display size?

Also, Image Edge Enhancement is a 'sharpening' method which has the opposite effect of reducing the width of the text, not widening it.

What you can try then is make it bold first, then sharpen it afterwards.
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