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If you're going to compare screen reflections at a certain physical point, put the screens you're comparing (they're real easy to move) at that certain physical
by IndySun 9mo ago
If you're going to compare screen reflections at a certain physical point, put the screens you're comparing (they're real easy to move) at that certain physical point. Don't put them side by side. Poor reviews are worse than worthless.
- jborichevskiy 9mo agoAppreciate the suggestion!
- gruez 9mo ago>Don't put them side by side. Poor reviews are worse than worthless. In this particular case it's probably fine because the pictures are outdoors, and the reflections are (presumably) far away, so parallax isn't that much of an issue.
- IndySun 9mo agoThank you. Yes, your distance point (ie the sun!) is valid. I could have added, also maintain the exact camera position too. And had I spent more thought on replying, I'd suggest a short video would surely be most informative. I liked the article overall.