I just want to know if the MacBook Pro's glossy screen doesn't have to many problems with stage lightning when performing.
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How does the MBP glossy screen behaves when performing on stage?
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The cheap solution, and perhaps the best, is to get a laptop hood/shade.
Even with non-glossy displays, these things can be indispensable in certain cases because no matter what, uneven and inconsistent lighting can be a SERIOUS headache. As well, you'll save on battery and backlight-life because you won't be battling it out with external light.
Even with non-glossy displays, these things can be indispensable in certain cases because no matter what, uneven and inconsistent lighting can be a SERIOUS headache. As well, you'll save on battery and backlight-life because you won't be battling it out with external light.
If you're on stage you probably can plug your MacBook Pro to a power source, right?
In that case just max out the brightness and there will no problem, i think this problem is overrated or at least i underrate it, at home i have the brightness on auto, which basically has it at 50% without a problem
In that case just max out the brightness and there will no problem, i think this problem is overrated or at least i underrate it, at home i have the brightness on auto, which basically has it at 50% without a problem
