Does the moshi ivision anti glare diminish the clarity and brightness of the retina display significantly.
1769396
Yes the brightness is diminished but being able to see the screen when taking photographs outdoors was worth the trade off. The screen is easily removable for use indoor and can be reapplied any time needed for glare.
1769397
Its a trade off. The clarity is as you would expect it to be through thin frosted glass, but it does cut down on the glare. Photos are still sharp, clear and crisp - just not shiny! If you are old enough to remember the option of having your photos developed with a gloss or matte finish, this is the difference. Still beautiful, sharp and clear, just a matte finish. I love mine.
1491555
I don't think so. I didn't notice anywhere in the manual when I went through it that mentioned anything about adjusting display brightness.
1654217
You can definitely see the display in direct sunlight, check emails and Facebook and so on, as long as the brightness turned up. You have better viewing in the shade, of course. And I wouldn't want to sit and read a book in direct sunlight, even with the Moshi protector. The sun will overpower your display no matter what matte screen cover you have on. It's not the reflectivity that is the problem. It's the sheer brightness of the sun compared with the weaker backlight of the ipad that makes it difficult.
1682655
I have the 47, yes there is some glare. Its worse than a matte screen but not as bad as some other glossy screens I have seen. During the day with a bunch of ambient light I turn the backlight up to about 70 or 80 and its not a problem. At night I generally turn off all my lights and turn down the backlight to 20 or 30 for the best experience.
1689845
Yes, technically speaking it adds the haze, but I decided to use it for a while and found that it really doesn't make any difference in clarity once you adjust to it. I use my iPad just as I did before adding the iVisor with no problem. For me, any limitations from the haze effect are more than offset by the non-glare benefit and the lack of smudging from fingerprints, etc.
1390905
Same as previous answer. Helps a bit, maybe. No real noticeable difference as far as glare is concerned. HOWEVER, there is a MATTE FINISH Illumishield that is probably better. I tried to cancel my order for the original but it had already shipped. I think the matte finish is specifically designed to reduce glare.
225472
I purchased this item and am very happy with it. The glare is not an issue for me. I do not have or need non-glare film, but its touch is sensitive, and I believe the film would work fine. It has best clarity of any of my 7-8 monitors.
1101485
Generally it works well but there is some degradation in the screen sensitivity. I would advise you to carefully apply the screen following instructions (which were good) and carefully smoothing out the small bubbles during application. The anti-glare improvement is just so-so.
2235024
On completely dark situations, yes there will be a noticeable glare that comes out in the pictures . Where there is little light present it dose not show up. I have few different colors and noticed it's worse on light colors i.e yellow and white .
2089424
I have an LCD with glossy mirror like reflections. Will this help reduce reflection and glare to any good extent?
1939045
I was having the same problem. The anti glare didn't stop the glare completely but it is greatly improved. I don't regret mine.
1140903
You will get some glare. Still worth it given the led screen is protected and looks not bad
2125067
I would say it reduce more than 60% of glare, assuming there is a light source directly shine on to the screen. It helps a lot when you are using your laptop under direct sunlight; also you would see no glare at all if you use it indoor!
1525875
Glare, no, but it will wash out the picture depending on how strong your lighting is
492596
No it does not. The oled screen have no pixelation and much better blacks. Your biggest concern will be keeping the corners of your eyes foucused.
878422
Simply no, in terms of glare the monitor is within normal level besides it comes with some kind of hood that you can cover the surroundings of the monitor which from the other hand control the excessive amount of external lights that can have effects on the monitor. For me, I used it once only to test it and I have not used it anymore because the monitor is clear enough in my well-lighted office.
873030
no glare, light adjustable, sure, but don't expect the same comfort you would have reading a paper book or e-ink reader (ie black on white) on the beach. I'm always questioning the use of these modern color screens retina or else under the outdoor sun for long periods of time. They're at their best indoor where light is either artificial or dimmed