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Originally Posted by salamanderjuice
In the graphic novel world 130 pages is pretty run of the mill. That's an average manga volume. I have a few omnibuses that collect 3 volumes in one and they are 500+ MB bought from Kobo. I don't think most are that high res though and manga benefits from mainly being B&W. Most of mine are sub 2000 pixels in height.
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I believe you. I wasn't criticizing the length, etc.; I was just talking about size, no matter how it gets there from here. I find that 96DPI actually works pretty well, for Kindles, generically (eInks and Fires both), if the size (hxw) is adequate.
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Kindle Comic Converter does a pretty good job of making an ePub similar to what you get from Kobo from JPEGs/CBZ. Not sure if this is up to snuff for Amazon's standards for selling but it's at least a start.
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Yabbut, the problem is, as far as I know--and hopefully, I would (famous last words)--you can't upload that ePUB to KDP and get a working result. Unless/until the coding is wildly different than what I expect, the way that FXL ePUB is coded, when set up "automagically" is almost always for a given tablet screen size, resolution, pixel density--and it's almost ubiquitously NOT set for Kindles. Now, KCC is a piece of private software, so...dunno. What tablet size/screen size, etc. is that set to work with, do you know?
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After the whole recent Comixology let's blend it into Kindle business they no longer take submissions.
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Yeah, sorry to hear that. It must be very frustrating.
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