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ziegl027 · 10-11-2009, 01:54 PM

Thanks so much! This is a tremendous help to me. Just to be clear, you just dumped the file on there, as-is? The "med" images were just using the controls on the device, using the original file? Or did you manipulate it with Calibre?

This makes the Touch or the Daily look quite promising to me. I know on the med screen shots you are showing, the justifaction is wonky, but it honestly didn't bug me that much. I wonder, too, if I could use the Touch's zoom function to get a whole column at a shot, if that makes sense (although you can't take notes in Zoom, maybe? --off to the Sony board)....

I may have lower standards than some, the screen contrast seemed fine to me on the Touch, and I know a lot of people consider it entirely unacceptable.

10-11-2009, 01:54 PM	#10
ziegl027 Addict Posts: 264 Karma: 764 Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Minnesota Device: Sony Touch, Kindle DXG	Thanks so much! This is a tremendous help to me. Just to be clear, you just dumped the file on there, as-is? The "med" images were just using the controls on the device, using the original file? Or did you manipulate it with Calibre? This makes the Touch or the Daily look quite promising to me. I know on the med screen shots you are showing, the justifaction is wonky, but it honestly didn't bug me that much. I wonder, too, if I could use the Touch's zoom function to get a whole column at a shot, if that makes sense (although you can't take notes in Zoom, maybe? --off to the Sony board).... I may have lower standards than some, the screen contrast seemed fine to me on the Touch, and I know a lot of people consider it entirely unacceptable.