Quote:
Originally Posted by mgmueller
I've seen it. No idea, why quality of the pics is that bad. I certainly have bad lighting conditions here, but still it should be better. Theoretically, it's a great camera (Sony DSC-F707). I'll try again later on...
|
mgmueller,
It's just a matter of the white-balance setting of the camera being off a bit and making a blue caste.
I took a copy and have adjusted the colors so that the blue doesn't take over.
I did that only for the 2nd picture which shows the iRex and the Kindle DX together, since I have a better idea what the DX looks like, color-wise. than I do with the iRex (having never seen one).
It's at
http://bit.ly/irex800
I have to add that even the DX is too small in Portrait mode for PDFs with smaller fonts; I usually turn it to Landscape mode.
If Amazon would pay Adobe for whatever type of Digital Edition licensing it takes to allow editing of it, they'd have a lot more clout in the business/academic market. I have to assume they need time to program how that editing is done of course.
I have a
review on the iRex's 1000s model which complains that the navigation is awkward sometimes in that it takes 9 steps to close a file.
So far, I've been partial to the Que for serious business reading and editing mainly because of the way they're handling all the other formats.
- Andrys