My Clara think it's clearer than paperwhite

[Denodan1]

Think my Clara is better and clearer than my paperwhite 11th Gen. Cannot get lighting exact though. Seems it's upside down, so as is paperwhite left, Clara right. Sorry it got posted twice

[pdurrant]

Personally, I prefer the look of the one with a slightly darker background, but whether that's your paperwhite or your Clara, I don't know.

Font choice is probably making more of a difference than the screens.

Either of them looks better than a cheap paperback page IMO

[Denodan1]

The slightly darker is the paperwhite. Does not matter what font I use the Clara feel still comes out clearer, I feel Have repeated the same results in any fonts I choose. Have repeated this time and time again, same results. I personally think its due to the colour e readers have a slightly darker background.

It maybe also, like comparing say a 25 inch tv to say a 40", the 25" is sharper as image scale is reduced and looks sharper. The 40" spreads out the light and image scale is larger and more spread out

[John F]

Originally Posted by Denodan1

The slightly darker is the paperwhite. Does not matter what font I use the Clara feel still comes out clearer, I feel Have repeated the same results in any fonts I choose. Have repeated this time and time again, same results. I personally think its due to the colour e readers have a slightly darker background.

It maybe also, like comparing say a 25 inch tv to say a 40", the 25" is sharper as image scale is reduced and looks sharper. The 40" spreads out the light and image scale is larger and more spread out

When I compare displays, I find it is nice to eliminate as many variables as possible: same page, same font, same font size, same line spacing, ...

IMO

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by Denodan1

Think my Clara is better and clearer than my paperwhite 11th Gen. Cannot get lighting exact though. Seems it's upside down, so as is paperwhite left, Clara right. Sorry it got posted twice

Would you mind taking a photo with no lights on, the same font and the same page int he same book? Thanks.

[Denodan1]

With no light, the clara colour is darker, so the light needs to be turned up brighter to give same intensity

[Denodan1]

Originally Posted by John F

When I compare displays, I find it is nice to eliminate as many variables as possible: same page, same font, same font size, same line spacing, ...

IMO

Yes would be nice, but not always possible as both have different fonts. Kindle does not appear to have a soacing setting and of course on a smaller screen everything is scaled down. Is not the kobo screen 1072 x 1448, whereas the kindlevpaperwhite less?

[Sirtel]

Originally Posted by Denodan1

Yes would be nice, but not always possible as both have different fonts. Kindle does not appear to have a soacing setting and of course on a smaller screen everything is scaled down. Is not the kobo screen 1072 x 1448, whereas the kindlevpaperwhite less?

You can install your own fonts on both the Kobo and the Paperwhite. And Kindles do have a line spacing setting with three options.

Of course one can't get them to look totally the same, but it's possible to get them to look pretty similar.

[Denodan1]

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[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by Sirtel

You can install your own fonts on both the Kobo and the Paperwhite. And Kindles do have a line spacing setting with three options.

Of course one can't get them to look totally the same, but it's possible to get them to look pretty similar.

Agreed. And it's possible to get the the fonts to be the same or similar weight.

[Denodan1]

Both have totally different fonts. Would have to download the fonts amazon use. And even the screen size plays a part, just like you cannot compare a TV say 30 inch to 65 inch. The image scale is different and picture is much crisper then 65 inch but smaller and brighter. The 65 inch light spread out more and duller, but easier to see detail

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by Denodan1

Both have totally different fonts. Would have to download the fonts amazon use. And even the screen size plays a part, just like you cannot compare a TV say 30 inch to 65 inch. The image scale is different and picture is much crisper then 65 inch but smaller and brighter. The 65 inch light spread out more and duller, but easier to see detail

You can side load fonts on the Kindle and the Kobo. You can also adjust the weight of each font. On the Kobo you can also set the line-height and margin. So you can use the same font , similar weight, similar line height, and similar margins.

Just side load the same font on both and select that font on both and adjust to be as close as possible.