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Disable all "enhancements" #4290

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q3cpma opened this issue Oct 28, 2018 · 5 comments
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Disable all "enhancements" #4290

q3cpma opened this issue Oct 28, 2018 · 5 comments

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@q3cpma
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q3cpma commented Oct 28, 2018

I'm primarly using my kobo aura hd to read mangas, and I already do a lot of post processing in imagemagick before, so I want to disable all resizing and enhancements:

  • How to disable the contrast thing? By looking at the segmented bar, I couldn't guess what was the setting equivalent to "disabled".
  • Is there a way to prevent all resizing? I'm currently using zoom set to "fit page".
  • Are there other things I don't know of?
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Frenzie commented Oct 28, 2018

  • It looks like the second (1.0) is the default contrast.
  • Hm, interesting question. There has to be in MuPDF, but there doesn't seem to be an option in the GUI.
  • Poor image quality in epub files... #1833 maybe? :-)

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q3cpma commented Oct 28, 2018

  • Thanks.
  • As long as "fit to page" does what it does, I don't thinks it's a problem.
  • Definitely the kind of thing I don't want, since I already reduce depth and dither with Floy-Steinberg.
    Another quite unrelated question: any way to disable scrolling mode for all documents? I find it pretty annoying. I suppose cropping is only used when zoom is set to "something to content", right?

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Frenzie commented Oct 28, 2018

Scroll mode isn't the default, so, um, I don't quite understand the question? But you can set (different) global defaults by long-pressing.

And yes, there should be no cropping unless you choose cropping.

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q3cpma commented Oct 28, 2018

Ah thanks, the long pressing thing wasn't obvious. (it's the default here, though).

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Frenzie commented Aug 30, 2019

PS I'd stick to CBZ for comics (not EPUB), regardless of any potential dithering concerns related to the now closed issue I referenced before.

I'll close this one now too.

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