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Is there an inducstry standard for the angle at which I would view my
camera's LCD monitor screen in order to get the best image.

(Then I would adjust that image appearance for contrast, brightness,
etc.)

"Sammy" <no-> wrote in message news:Xns98D4A9D86447D451E7A@127.0.0.1...

> Is there an inducstry standard for the angle at which I would view my
> camera's LCD monitor screen in order to get the best image.
>
> (Then I would adjust that image appearance for contrast, brightness,
> etc.)

I would think straight-on...
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David Ruether


http://www.ferrario.com/ruether

On Sun, 11 Feb 2007 16:41:47 GMT
Sammy <no-> wrote:

> Is there an inducstry standard for the angle at which I would view my
> camera's LCD monitor screen in order to get the best image.

All LCD's look best when viewed straight-on, but some tolerate more
or less deviation from that. There is no industry standard for this.

> (Then I would adjust that image appearance for contrast, brightness,
> etc.)

The camera's LCD is probably the worst place to do this sort of
adjustment.

Paul Allen

Paul Allen wrote:
> On Sun, 11 Feb 2007 16:41:47 GMT
> Sammy <no-> wrote:
>
>> Is there an inducstry standard for the angle at which I would view my
>> camera's LCD monitor screen in order to get the best image.
>
> All LCD's look best when viewed straight-on, but some tolerate more
> or less deviation from that. There is no industry standard for this.
>
>> (Then I would adjust that image appearance for contrast, brightness,
>> etc.)
>
> The camera's LCD is probably the worst place to do this sort of
> adjustment.
>
> Paul Allen

Some LCDs still have rather narrow viewing angles on some planes. For
what it is worth, my cell phone display has a really lousy viewing angle
range.

"Ron Hunter" <> wrote in message
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> Some LCDs still have rather narrow viewing angles on some planes. For
> what it is worth, my cell phone display has a really lousy viewing angle
> range.

The big question: how long does it take to start Photoshop on your cell
phone?
--
Mike Russell
www.curvemeister.com/forum/

"Mike Russell" <RE--MOVE> wrote in message
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> "Ron Hunter" <> wrote in message
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> ...
>> Some LCDs still have rather narrow viewing angles on some planes. For
>> what it is worth, my cell phone display has a really lousy viewing angle
>> range.
>
> The big question: how long does it take to start Photoshop on your cell
> phone?
> --
> Mike Russell
> www.curvemeister.com/forum/


Yea, and the one on my digital Alarm Clock is really crappy, and it doesn't
even have a USB socket.

Roy G