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Old 02-16-2018, 05:23 AM   #31
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Originally Posted by cobrax3 View Post
tablets don't make good readers, in my opinion, the eye strain is too great.
but dor casual, 10 minute reads, they are ok
I can't read on iPad for more than 30-40 minutes indoors with brightness at 50-60 % let alone 70-80%, but with brightness at about 20-25 % and using ultra matte anti-glare protectors I can read for many hours without any eye strain.

The same is true with LCD monitors, I can use it all day & night long without the eye strain, but only if brightness, contrast and gamma levels were lowered significantly, with those levels at 50-60 % I'd feel the eye strain quickly.

If I want to read on iPad outdoors under the sun, I'd use a folded A2 peace of black drawing paper as a sun-shade (+ sunglasses & sun visor cap + ultra matte anti-glare screen protector) with brightness level at 35-40 %, and I can read for hours without the eye strain.

Last edited by Marinolino; 02-16-2018 at 06:07 AM.
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