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@jdofo -- There are a couple issues here. The first issue is that you appear to have uncovered a bug in k2pdfopt where the -c (color output) option inadvertently keeps k2pdfopt from putting tiny dots at the corners of the page (done by the -mc option). These tiny dots get the kindle to correctly fit the page to its screen. But since you're using a kindle paperwhite, you should just turn off the color output. That should fix your problem. In the mean time I'll get that bug fixed for the next release.
The second issue is that you don't need to turn on OCR for your particular example. Your source PDF already has a text layer, and this will automatically be passed on to the k2pdfopt output by default. Turning on OCR (with Tesseract) only slows down the processing significantly.
Let me know if turning off the color output fixes your issue.
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