Sentences with phrase «see in bright sunlight»

It was when using the camera that we first hit the very important problem of the screen being hard to see in bright sunlight.

At levels 3 or lower however, it can be quite hard to see in bright sunlight so you'll want to tweak it based on your conditions.

The Samsung Gear Live is a decent piece of hardware with a significant flaw: it can be impossible to see in bright sunlight.

It's worth noting that those capacitive keys are invisible until backlit and difficult to see in bright sunlight so you'll have to memorize the order: back, home and menu (from left to right).

The glossy nav screen can be a little difficult to see in bright sunlight, but the Vitara's multimedia package is slick to use, and flicking through different functions in the Vitara is easy.

It has tremendous viewing angles, punchy colors, and can be seen in bright sunlight without issue.

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3 In very bright sunlight we sometimes have to shade our eyes if we want to see anything at all.

The interface is easy to use and the screen is really easy to see, even in bright sunlight.

I would choose the Kindle in bright sunlight over the iPad every time because you can't see anything on the iPad in bright sunlight.

The wide, middle ring known as the B ring — one of the easiest to see from Earth through telescopes because it is densely packed with chunks of bright water ice — looks dark in these images because it is so thick that it blocks almost all of the sunlight shining behind it.

Bright LEDs allow researchers to see about 10 feet ahead of the vehicle in deep waters where no sunlight penetrates.

Blue light wavelengths would be seen in nature during the brightest hours of the day and are found in sunlight.

You see, these flakies are golden in bright direct sunlight.

You can also see how it looks like under bright sunlight in my last outfit post.

Lincoln says that its new head - up display is the biggest and brightest in its class, which not only allows it to display lots of pertinent information, but drivers will also be able to see it better in bright sunlight and dark nights.

Yes, we're supposed to see devices with these more energy - efficient displays (which don't get washed out in bright sunlight) next year, but we'll have to wait and see how much they actually cost.

The Super IPS + screen is incredibly bright, and I had no problem seeing the screen in sunlight.

Through software you can switch between IPS and IPS +, with the latter being a more bright and vivid mode which helps you easily see the display in sunlight.

First, although the displays work excellently in bright indoor light and daylight, including direct sunlight, they have no light of their own (unlike LCD displays, which have backlights shining through them from back to front so you can see them).

At the highest brightness level it's easy to see this display in the sun, and if you've got auto brightness enabled it'll automatically jump to an extra sunlight brightness setting as soon as it detects super bright light.

There are bags of options within the camera app - ISO, exposure adjustment, timer, anti-shake, light metering options, 13 scene modes and four filters - but what we really liked was the Outdoor Visibility mode which puts the screen up to maximum brightness so that you can see what you're shooting even in bright sunlight (even if it does switch itself off every time you come back to the app) and the fact that the shutter delay is as short as you'll find on any smartphone.

The auto - brightness function worked well during most lighting condition changes, and it's also easy to see the screen in bright sunlight (though direct sunlight causes too much glare).

It's not very bright and is tough to see in direct sunlight and the viewing angles are pathetic, but the touchscreen is responsive when the processor isn't struggling to keep lag at bay.

All corneal ulcers are painful and you may see cloudiness of the cornea, increased redness of eye, increased blinking, rubbing at eyes, increased squinting in bright light, or your dog or cat may even try to avoid sunlight or brightly lit rooms.

The display is pretty solid — it's a little undersaturated, but it's bright enough to see outdoors in direct sunlight.

The Moto G5 Plus, meanwhile, tallied a 591 - nit score, making it much easier to see the screen in bright sunlight than you would be able to do with the R1 Plus.

And the phone's brightness can, in fact, get brighter than its user - facing maximum under direct sunlight, like we've seen on other AMOLED devices.

It's also one of the brightest panels we've seen, reaching up to 1200 nits, making it easily viewable in even direct sunlight.

It's bright, beautiful, has great viewing angles, and is pretty easy to see in direct sunlight.

As is to be expected with AMOLED panels the colors were rich and vivid and the display is pretty easy to see in direct sunlight, it can also get fairly bright if you manage the brightness without the ambient light sensor.

The panel gets very dark, which makes it easy to see at night without eye strain, but it doesn't do a very good job of getting bright enough to easily see it in direct sunlight.

The bright screen of the Galaxy S8 Active makes it easy to see what you're shooting even in direct sunlight, and the camera is capable of great shots, capturing plenty of detail and vivid colors.

I can actually see the display in bright sunlight almost all the time.

At maximum brightness — 425 nits — you can see it in direct sunlight and bright office lights.

The display is not as bright as we've seen from the competition — the HP Spectre x360 easily beats it — but it's also not too dim to be used in sunlight.

The viewing angles are also great, which means the sunlight legibility is good as well, although, one has to make sure that brightness level is at the highest in order to see the content in bright sunlight.

In practice, I found the OnePlus 5T was about as legible in harsh sunlight as its predecessor, which is to say that while it's not the brightest display I've seen on a smartphone this year, I never had an issue making out what was on the screen, even when I was outsidIn practice, I found the OnePlus 5T was about as legible in harsh sunlight as its predecessor, which is to say that while it's not the brightest display I've seen on a smartphone this year, I never had an issue making out what was on the screen, even when I was outsidin harsh sunlight as its predecessor, which is to say that while it's not the brightest display I've seen on a smartphone this year, I never had an issue making out what was on the screen, even when I was outside.

Now the Moto Z2 Play's display does get plenty bright in direct sunlight, but it can still be a bit tough to see.

There's also the promise that all of this information can be seen clearly, and «even in bright sunlight» thanks to what Motorola is calling its new «AnyLight hybrid display,» which is exclusive to the Sport model only.

The display has vibrant color, excellent contrast, great viewing angles, and gets bright enough to see in direct sunlight.

However, in other situations, the brighter video from the Amazon camera was an asset; during the day, when the room was lit only by sunlight, I could clearly see my gray cat sleeping on a gray couch.

The display gets bright enough to easily see the screen in direct sunlight.

The Pixel is ultra easy to see in direct sunlight, and any other bright conditions for that matter, as well as getting super dim without that nasty pinkish color shift we've seen on other AMOLED panels on the market too.

Even in bright sunlight, I can still easily see my Moto 360 and what it is telling me.

Talking about the sunlight legibility, well it was average too; you can't see everything when the display is put in bright sunlight.

Watch faces and apps look sharp and colorful, and the screen gets bright enough to see in direct sunlight.

It's not bad in most outdoor situations, but it's very difficult to see in direct, super bright Florida summer sunlight.

For a mid-range display, it feels quite brighter and takes on sunlight legibility quite easily, meaning you can see the content even while browsing in direct sunlight.

Unlike some AMOLED panels this one is quite bright and is very easy to see outdoors, even in bright sunlight, although not as easy as some LCD panels out there.

Fitbit is not revealing exact specs on the resolution of its Ionic display, but did confirm with The Verge it will have support for up to 1000 nits of brightness, which should make the display easy to see even in bright sunlight.