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Originally Posted by marian42
I have noticed that when there is a white or black page with one small picture (for example it right bottom corner of page), KCC will crop only this picture and since I am using resample/streach setting, this small picture is resizied to full resolution of my reader. So it means that approximately 85% of the picture is cropped (because there is just white or black space) and one small part of the page is "enlarged". So I would say that the page is "overcropped". In my opinion this significantly changes the layout of page and intention of author how the page should look like.
Therefore I would propose to implement some maximum limit of how much from the page could be cropped (for example no more than 30% of the page; I think that this limit should be sufficient to ensure the main reason for what cropping is used: to cut page borders). If the limit is exceeded than cropping should not happen at all.
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This was also bothering me, so I have opened a
GitHub issue about your suggestion and submitted a
pull request that implements it. With it, KCC now pretty much does exactly what I want, so I hope this can be useful to others as well.
(Heads up to
@Valentino,
@RZetlin and
@sekazi who have also previously expressed interest for such a feature in this thread.)