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Originally Posted by clarknova
I agree, this photo renders very blotchy and poorly dithered on my K2 as well, and enabling/disabling dithering appears to do absolutely nothing?!
Simply resizing didn't help it on mine either. I had to actually go into photoshop, resize it, and then manually dither it by using "Save for Web & Devices..." and manually loading the K2 15 (well, 16 with two whites) color table (attached). After this, then the photo rendered as expected.
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(Edit - I just figured out how to use the Kindle color table and will play around with that and see how it goes...)
Thanks again for all the help. I apologize for all the questions. I'm just hoping to eventually use my own photos as screensavers, but can't see wasting my time doing it if they are going to look terrible!
