10-15-2013, 04:45 PM | #1 |
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What Image Formats Work?
I’m making my first eBook as a favor to the author. The project was put on hold for while the author took the book back for another ‘final’ edit. Now, after a rather long hiatus, I find myself confused about what image formats work.
The author wants two small woodcut-like images, one that’s used as the writer’s ‘glyph’ and another for the title page that echoes the main element of the cover art. If I were making a website, I’d simply use transparent .png or .gif files. But I’m not, of course. My hazy recollection (I should have kept better notes!) is this: amzn-mobi:
Amzn-kf8
EPUB (ADE reader)
My idea (approved by the author) is to make two image files for each image: one of the simple glyph and one with the same glyph in a woodcut-ish border. By that I mean the image will include a frame close to the edge; the CSS will still have border: 0 For EPUB and amzn-mobi I’ll show the naked glyph. White on off-white is close enough for the e-ink Kindles, or at least that’s my thinking. For amzn-kf8 I’ll show the glyph with the border, which should take care of the horrible uglies in night mode on a Kindle Fire. Am I close to a reasonable solution? |
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