Comics on Kindle

Dec 09, 2011 13:52

What you need:
- the comic you want to convert, as an ordered set of images within a folder
- a handy little conversion program called MangleHow to convert ( Read more... )

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catlantean December 9 2011, 15:59:31 UTC
It will. But since Kindle can show quite a few shades of gray, it won't be a problem even if the original was full color.

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voyevoda December 9 2011, 17:02:57 UTC
Rawr. I want to read manga on my Kobo but so far nobody seems to have cracked the ability to do that (and the files don't seem to be out there). Grump grump.

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catlantean December 10 2011, 18:08:01 UTC
I've never seen a Kobo in RL so I might be way wrong, but AFAIK the only way for it to load images is to have those images inside a PDF...so it'd only be a matter of finding a program that takes a folder of ordered images, resizes them to Kobo resolution and makes a PDF of them with one image per page. Would this help?
http://www.a-pdf.com/faq/a-program-to-convert-a-folder-of-images-to-pdf-files-in-a-simple-interface.htm

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catlantean December 10 2011, 18:21:41 UTC
Actually, the link is lying about the converter being free :/ I'll see if there's any free software that does the same thing and get back to you...

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catlantean December 10 2011, 18:58:52 UTC
Here's a free images-to-PDF converter that works and is easy to use:
http://compulsivecode.com/jpegtopdf.html

Tested generated PDFs on Kindle and they look OK. You might want to put page size a little bigger than e-reader screen size though, as too much downsizing might make text hard to read.

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