Taking photos of displays...

From: Curt _at_ Atari Museum <_at_>
Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2005 11:22:55 +0000

Flash is a big no - no...

I find taking a 45-60 degree angled shot usually gets a good photo.
For straight on shots, the best is if you have a camera with a night
shot feature no-flash, it keeps the iris open longer and you can usually
get a very good photo.



Curt



Jules Richardson wrote:

>Recent discussion about photographing machines prompted this one.
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>Has anyone got any useful tips for photographing (with a digital camera)
>running machines such that whatever's on the screen is captured with
>some kind of decent quality?
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>I've been playing around with all the manual settings on my camera and
>just experimenting (using any kind of auto mode results in banding on
>the computer's display, and of course use of flash is no use for a shot
>of a glass screen). So far results have been mixed though...
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>Any useful hints much appreciated!
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>cheers
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>Jules
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