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Server · 12-02-2008, 11:33 PM

I'm not an expert in photography but given my equipment, this
is the best I could come up with in 2 minutes of shooting.
I used an old Sony camera with fixed lens stop and no flash.
Lighting was incandescent, and taken at normal reading distance.
ie. eye to focal point ie. 12-16inches

Seeing is Believing

Notice the difference when viewing angle and lighting is unbiased
- the fuzzy image looks like it was taken with a phone camera

This shot was taken close up steep angle.

This image was taken at steep angle to show that it was still
readable under the right lighting conditions and pitch or angle.
Touch screens will always demand a different reading angle than
those without one. With lights turned on, readability increases
20 fold.

12-02-2008, 11:33 PM	#37
Server Anti-Narcissist Posts: 171 Karma: 307 Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Somewhere Far, Nowhere Near... Device: SØNY6	Eye of the beholder... I'm not an expert in photography but given my equipment, this is the best I could come up with in 2 minutes of shooting. I used an old Sony camera with fixed lens stop and no flash. Lighting was incandescent, and taken at normal reading distance. ie. eye to focal point ie. 12-16inches Seeing is Believing Notice the difference when viewing angle and lighting is unbiased - the fuzzy image looks like it was taken with a phone camera This shot was taken close up steep angle. This image was taken at steep angle to show that it was still readable under the right lighting conditions and pitch or angle. Touch screens will always demand a different reading angle than those without one. With lights turned on, readability increases 20 fold. Last edited by Server; 12-03-2008 at 12:04 AM.