Thread: How I use iPad as e-reader under direct sunlight
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Old 10-14-2010, 06:17 PM   #2
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I actually find that I can read fine in (for example) iBooks using maximum brightness and normal text color. Normally I tilt the iPad so that I see my own reflection in the screen, since my image is darker than the sky. I find that this works pretty well, although I do have pretty good eyesight, so it's not hard to make me happy.
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