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Photography F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Sep 18 12:22 pm)
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Miranda...checkout this LCD shadeHehehe.. L8RDAZE got before me.. that is the best solution and there many different companies that makes them for most of the cameras.. so here you go.. That is your solution :) JOE
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I really never used them my self.. just for a reason.. All my listed equipments on my page.. they came as is... exactly as your cam.. And when i shoot.. I don't look at the LCD screen tho.. I shoot 3 to 5 frames for each shot.. so if one is bad i goto the next and so on.. But i have alot of friends who use them and yes they are worth of the money.. Where you at! i might find you something will do the job and not expensive :) Regards JOE
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We discussed this in another thread awhile back. Save the moola..keep some kind of black cardboard with you that folds into a square. In your case you could probably dangle your hair around the camera and block the light. I use my walllet to cover it. Works good.
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Quote - "Never judge an image by the LCD image, instead use the Histogram! "
Yep I have to agree with that, some LCD's look a little washed out when infact they are nicely exposed, the Histogram is the best way to check your exposure.
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Hi Melem may be worth starting a thread of your own as it is not easy to answer it here as it depends on what colour space you are using But here is a good link:Danny O'Byrne http://www.digitalartzone.co.uk/
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:b_confused: this drives me crazy. if im outside taking a shot I can not see how the picture came out due to the sunlight over powers the preview area.. I have to go in and look to see if my settings were right or not.. is there anyway around this?? :crying: