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Originally Posted by jswinden
Since I've never been able to reproduce the effect on a eInk reader, I cannot really answer that. However, I suspect it would still reduce glare from a front light as that light will be falling on a dark background rather than a white background. I've heard some people complaining that their front lit eInk reader is too bright at the lowest setting for a dark room, so this MIGHT help out. Would it work for me or you, who knows.
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Maybe you could try to replicate the effect with an image of white text and black background or even a completely black image. I kind of doubt it would help much.
I seem to remember a hack for the Sony PRS 500 that reversed back and white. It looked horrible.