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 The manga that was rendered at my Kindle's native resolution from Kindle Comic Converter is strikingly clear.
 
-The main issue is that most manga on the Kindle Store is created with either KindleGen or Kindle Create.
-In practice, this either means a resolution limit of x1920 or x2250 pixels in height.
-Instead of a fixed resolution, 
-creating individual files tailored for a specific device's screen resolution
+The main issue is that most manga on the Kindle Store is created with either KindleGen or Kindle Create with default settings.
+In practice, this either means a fixed resolution of x1920 or x2250 pixels in height.
+Resizing directly to a kindle’s specific screen resolution, skipping that intermediate x1920 or x2250 step,
 gives far better results with far fewer resizing artifacts and moire.
 Moire can be a big problem due to the screen tones all manga use.
 
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 Moreover, the downscaler in kindlegen is very blurry, KCC uses a much sharper LANCOZ downscaler.
 
 KCC also uses technologies like MozJpeg to offer very efficient compression