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From: lab@rochester.UUCP (Lab Manager)
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Subject: avoiding glare
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Date: Tue, 20-Dec-83 13:47:47 EST
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From: Lab Manager  <lab>
What is everybody else doing to avoid glare for
a) general viewing of high quality video displays (1 or more people)
b) photographing of same
We have a new ikonas fb et al., and need some kind of lighting control.  the
current suggestions are 1) a hood, mostly good for photographing the screen,
and 2) a dark room of sorts, good for photography and possibly big enough for
several people to see the screen at the same time.  the first suggestion
obviously limits the screen to being used by one person at a time, but is
great for getting high quality photos off the screen.  the second is more
costly in time and money, and keeps the screen from being time-shared between
several people in the same room, but not all behind the light screen.  Does
anyone out there have experience with either/both of these attempts.  Other
suggestions?  thanks in advance.


	Mark Brucks
	Lab Manager, Dept. of Computer Science
	University of Rochester

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