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I recently published a book which features a lot of photography. On some pages, I used a format where the left page is one large single image and then the page on the opposite side talks about the imagery. I just came across this page which was a little concerning as it appears that the Kindle file format only supports images of up to 127KB in size.
Just checked my initial conversion and there were 48 images that exceeded this size. It also doesn't like aligned images, it seems they want them on their own line pretty much as they don't support left or right alignment.
Looks like its going to be a lot of work to convert this title into a Kindle friendly format. (Im guessing this is also why the automated conversion failed).
I am condense down some of the full page images and compress them more. I guess that's my only choice. Are there any other gotcha's to working with images on Kindle?
Are other eBook formats going to be this picky?
Just checked my initial conversion and there were 48 images that exceeded this size. It also doesn't like aligned images, it seems they want them on their own line pretty much as they don't support left or right alignment.
Looks like its going to be a lot of work to convert this title into a Kindle friendly format. (Im guessing this is also why the automated conversion failed).
I am condense down some of the full page images and compress them more. I guess that's my only choice. Are there any other gotcha's to working with images on Kindle?
Are other eBook formats going to be this picky?