Digital Camera Display Protection Film
Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 at
1:19 am
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Product Description
Micro Solution uses super-low refractive index, anti-reflective material, and high nanoparticle dispersion technology, to produce the highest quality film. It doesn't alter colors and allows the correct assessment of focus, sharpness, contrast, white balance, and color harmony. Our film is not thick, but it is hard enough to guard against most casual scratches. Our film has anti-static treatment, which repels dust. Our film is not glue-based, so even when you remove it, you will find no residue on the LCD surface. This product comes with 2 sets of films and a micro-fiber cloth, made of excellent quality in Japan by Micro Solution. More information on this and other Micro Solution products can be found at microsolutionusa.com. Instructions are in Japanese. If you have any problem using this product, please go to our Website for instructions in English.
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I've tried a lot of different things. Avg, Norton, etc. But they are all extremely slow and cost a lot.
I've had really good experiences with this thing called Adware Alert, they use a really good shared and daily updated directory of virus and it's free.
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The only way you're going to get a half decent picture is to slow the shutter speed right down – there is usually a setting on the video camera if you can find a manual override in the menus.
If you can't find this option, check if there is a "nightshot" option – Sony includes this on many of their models – this invokes an infra-red LED that will illuminate the scene and causes the picture to give off that greenish tinge popularised in the Blair Witch Project. Good luck – sounds like a lot of fun!
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