ultra violet

[head clansman]

hi

I recent bought a Panasonic tz10 which has quite a large viewing screen, just after mid day today, Was working on the lap top in the lounge decided it's time for a cup of tea, as I walk into the kitchen I stopped dead in my tracks, kitchen door open sat just outside the door was the most beautiful red fox I have ever seen, I slowly backed off till I got my camera and switched it on , By then he was just disappearing into the hedge dam.

I hung around for a while It then reappeared further down the hedge , but this is when it went wrong, because of the ultra violet light I could not see a clear enough image of him to see how good any photo would have been , by the time I had move about a bit to try and get a clearer view in the view finder he backed off but never came back the second time .

So my question, Is there a screen protector that will deal with the ultra violet sun light while using the camera out doors, it was so annoying not being able to see the fox to take a photo. martin

 

[hollis_f]

Do you mean sunlight? Or was the fox wandering under a large tanning bed?

There are screen shields for LCDs but, to be honest, they're a pain. Now you know why photographers like a real viewfinder.

 

[Nawty]

Aye, nothing to do with UV, it's just the sun is damn bright!