Digital Darkroom Think BIG!
Think BIG!Photography is all about the details. Larger monitors give you a better perspective on your images. |
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 Camera LCDsFrom cameras for the casual snapshooter to those for professionals, an increasing number are showing off sizable LCD monitors of 2.5 inches or larger. These displays are 25 to 50 percent bigger than the average LCD, and that extra space offers you important advantages. Regardless of the type of images you make with your digital camera, you’re going to use its menus often. Whether you’re setting the white balance or formatting a memory card, a large LCD makes menus easier to read so you can scroll through them and get back to shooting faster. For advanced compact shooters, the roomier view lets you compose your images more easily and with greater accuracy. And while you can’t use a D-SLR’s LCD for composition, a larger display provides the same advantages for image review. For all cameras, a larger LCD will help you work faster so you can get the best possible shot before the opportunity passes.   |
If you’re tired of squinting to view menu items on your digital
camera’s LCD or feeling cramped by all of the palettes in Photoshop,
maybe it’s time to think outside the confines of tiny monitors. Even if
you have perfect vision, there’s no comparison to the viewing comfort
and enhanced usability of screens with more real estate.
