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Originally Posted by japinder
Update:
Now I'm using the combined option:
-rt 0 -cbox .95,.95,6.63,9.1 -mode crop -c- -n- -idpi 400 -cmax 4
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The
-idpi 400 is unnecessary if you are using 200 dpi for your device (e.g.
-odpi 200) since by default the source file will be rendered at twice the output dpi. Markom beat me to the punch on explaining the
-g option, which is exactly what I would have done for your
-cmax 3 or
4 issue. BTW, you have to use a negative value for the
-cmax argument to force that contrast value (e.g.
-cmax -3). Otherwise it just specifies a maximum limit for k2pdfopt, but k2pdfopt might still choose a lower value if it determines it to be "optimum." In your case, k2pdfopt is probably using that maximum limit, so it likely won't change anything.