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Originally Posted by Pajamaman
Okay, I played with the Constrast settings with two Novas next to each other.
Using Alreader, I found that the systemwide Contrast setting can be replicated by simply using a bolder font (of the same family). As I understand it, making a font bold does not make it darker, it makes it heavier. To reiterate, I can achieve the same effect I get by applying contrast by using a bolder font. As such, I don't think the Contrast option makes the black blacker.
One way to measure this is to take photos and check the digital color of the pixels. I should also do it in Neoreader as well.
But judging with my eyes alone, I do not think the Contrast option makes black text blacker, only heavier.
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The contrast settings won't make black pigments more black or white pigments more white. That's nonsense. If a image is #000000 these contrast settings can decide it will be #333333 instead unless constrast is high enough. But the look of pure black and white pixels is effectively done by the EPD pigments.
Also, based on
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...28&postcount=1 they seem to do a nasty job on activities that have their own contrast settings. It could help for most android apps, which are not optimized for a 16gray palette.