Reader for comics? - Page 2

MarjaE · 04-18-2021, 08:24 PM

If you have clear lines, or plenty of black and white, then using Willus's k2pdfopt can work pretty well.

I use a Kindle Dx for the larger screen and k2pdfopt -mode copy -dev dx. It can be hard to get a Dx though.

If you have a lot of saturated colors, it's more challenging. I have tried adding -g 1.0 which avoids turning all colors black, but leaves text spindly and hard to read.

P.S. I tried k2pdfopt -mode copy -dev dx -g 1.0 -er 1 but black text was overdone and white text was obscured. -er 0.5 is not allowed. Maybe -cmax tweaks would work better.

04-18-2021, 08:24 PM	#16
MarjaE Guru Posts: 937 Karma: 53902736 Join Date: Jun 2015 Device: multiple	If you have clear lines, or plenty of black and white, then using Willus's k2pdfopt can work pretty well. I use a Kindle Dx for the larger screen and k2pdfopt -mode copy -dev dx. It can be hard to get a Dx though. If you have a lot of saturated colors, it's more challenging. I have tried adding -g 1.0 which avoids turning all colors black, but leaves text spindly and hard to read. P.S. I tried k2pdfopt -mode copy -dev dx -g 1.0 -er 1 but black text was overdone and white text was obscured. -er 0.5 is not allowed. Maybe -cmax tweaks would work better. Last edited by MarjaE; 04-18-2021 at 09:10 PM.

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