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medicscott

macrumors 6502a
Original poster
Aug 9, 2009
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san diego
im currently on the beach, and cannot see my screen that well, isnt there a way to change the settings to see it in the sunlit easier? thanks
 

medicscott

macrumors 6502a
Original poster
Aug 9, 2009
690
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san diego
im pretty sure my buddy showed me once how to invert the screen...so its black/white...that might help...oh well
 

Burning Radio

macrumors regular
Apr 11, 2009
141
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...don't bring your computer to the beach. :D



I agree though, I wish i could see a computer screen outside.
 

GfulDedFan

macrumors 65816
Oct 17, 2007
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Indiana
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Sometimes taking your sunglasses off helps... or is it putting them on.
 

Pax

macrumors 6502a
Dec 12, 2003
593
0
If you turn the brightness all the way DOWN and get the sun shining straight on to the screen from behind, you can get a useable view. Saves battery too!
 

Arrandale

macrumors regular
Feb 24, 2010
166
1
im currently on the beach, and cannot see my screen that well, isnt there a way to change the settings to see it in the sunlit easier? thanks

:eek: you're currently on a beach, but sitting at a laptop looking at macrumors?

Anyway, as the guy above said, get the sun directly behind you and turn the brightness to 0

or sit in the shade and turn the brightness full up

or invert the colors on your screen by pressing cmd-optn-ctrl-8
 
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