Are there reflections or glare on the photo when photographing something glossy?
1944355
If there are were, you would see that in the viewer on your camera. There area LED lights in the box, the flash would not come into play. I have not had a problem with reflections when using glossy paper.
808254
I use glossy paper for photos. When you select glossy paper you'll see and advisory that duplex printing can cause paper jams with that paper. Otherwise it works wonderfully.
399541
not really, but it will help some. It is more to get rid of reflected glare: this allows you to have very pretty blue skies, greener grass, whiter clouds,...., In general richer colors, ability to look into water that has reflected light (glare). In general I highly recommend in most outdoor situations (even if rainy or overcast) as glare often present and we don't see it is there until it is gone. Of note: you will loose about 1 to 2 f-stops, so in darker situations you may need to decrease shutter speed or open up by 1-2 f-stops.Hope it helps.
2089424
I have an LCD with glossy mirror like reflections. Will this help reduce reflection and glare to any good extent?
510241
yes.. you need to remove or you will have problem with the glare when you put the camera inside
194893
I find glare a problem as well. As one poster says, "the reflection is not a bother at all", well, that makes me wonder is there is still some reflection. I have a matte screen now and love it - no glare even with direct light. I'd love to upgrade my TV to 1080p but can't seem to find screens that are matte any more. So frustrating when manufactures do stuff like this. They should at least make it an option.
1788592
There are slight reflections depending on the lighting in the room. The screen is like a matte finish and not shiney. We have ours in a finished basement with light coming in from the glass block and I can see the reflection of the windows slightly. Nothing major that affects the picture. We are quite pleased with it. Hope this answers your question. Also it is self adjusting to the lighting around it. Last night I began watching a program (had just turned the tv on) and I thought it looked too dark. Within seconds the tv adjusted itself so that the picture was perfect, color and brightness.
747762
I would say it is a matte finish. I have it in my family room with a sliding glass door and I do not have any problems with glare or reflection. Colors and picture are beautiful and sharp. I normally sit directly in front, but have sat to the side at 30+ degrees and picture is still excellent.
2205568
Yes it is smooth and a bit glossy, but I have used it for hours and hours and it never had a glare or anything that bothered me while using it that I noticed.
1156128
I have this monitor, and I do like it a lot, however, at certain times of the day, the glossiness does reflect light and I have to lower my blinds to prevent glare. Supposedly glossy screens have better image quality, but the glare is sort of annoying, and I wish it were a matte or anti glare screen. I didn't realize it was going to be glossy when I ordered it.
1018791
It's a matte surface (at least, the side I use is matte). I do product photography and this has worked very well for me.
1413166
It's not like a glossy paper or a glossy photo. It's not completely matte either though. It has some type of coating. But I use glossy paper all the time and this is not.
1392236
If you use a clear or glossy style laminate the photo will remain glossy. Any other style will eliminate the glossy look. Satin or pearl laminate will dull the print.
513473
The screen is some what anti reflective to some degree, however the rear cover doesn't allow great clarity when taking photos. You probably want to remove it to get better results.
494343
I do see some reflection but not much. It is not enough to interfere with the picture even if I shine a bright flashlight directly on the screen. I can see the flashlight but it is pretty dim. It does have a matte screen.
287475
I have had my camera out in bright sunlight, and I can see the shot no matter what's around me. In strong sunlight around highly reflective surfaces like snow, concrete, and sand you might get a glare. I sometimes have to compensate for glare by changing my angle of view of the camera's back (that is, I have to move my head a little to see) or shading it with my hand. But given this one caveat, it's fine to see.
897461
Marie, The screen on my 65" Sharp T.V. has a glossy finish to the screen. It does reflect light but it also has the best picture quality I have ever seen on a T.V.