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Originally Posted by JSWolf
I know that Marvin is not a consideration because it does not support DRM. But I did ask the author and he said that Marvin does dim by turning down the screen and not the colors. Please, don't make general assumptions like you did that is very wrong.
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As i mentioned, i wasn't able to use marvin on iOS 4.3 as yet, but yesterday i have tried it on iPad1 with 5.1 and there are number of epub/pdf readers which seem to use system brightness control and not just color dimming.
Besides Marvin i found it in PerfectReader 2 Lite for pdf's.
In Foxit pdf reader also, but its lowest brightness is still to bright for my taste (for 1-2 hour reading in low-lighted room) i.e not as dark as in marvin, perfect reader 2 or iBooks.
But it is not such a big problem because there is not even need for night-mode as long as there are some cool sunglasses around
For reading in the sun on iPad1, good anti-glare screen protector is must-have and some sunshade is more than welcome also.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiV2FaPw44c
I've got several home-made cardboard sunshades and brightness is usually on about 50 % for pleasant reading in the sun, whereas without sunshade and anti-glare protector even 100% brightness is not as good.