On 03/14/2015 11:00 AM, Kieran J wrote:
Steve, the solution to your problem is to turn up the screen brightness to the max. Easy.
I have the screen brightness set to max, and in the sun can't see a blessed thing. Same is true for my camera, only there I was able to get an add-on viewfinder that makes taking pictures in the bright sun possible.
I have some other beefs with iPhones/smartphones/creeping technology, but that's not one of them ;-)
I'm glad you're happy, but I am hardly the only person having trouble seeing LCDs outdoors in the sun. And when you compare old-style manual controls (eg., number buttons, aperture rings and shutter speed dials) with touchscreen images there's no doubt in my mind which are the easiest to use.
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