Expo Notes: Banish sun glare with Daylight Viewfinder
If you’re outdoors with your iPhone, a gorgeous bright, sunny day can turn into a trying challenge if you want to shoot photos or video. Often the sun is not only in your eyes, but worse, obscures your view of the screen. A washed-out view is no fun, but Sig Innovations’ Daylight Viewfinder ($30) offers a quick remedy.
Daylight Viewfinder, a small device that sits on the iPhone screen, both blocks the rays and facilitates touch controls for photo and video capture.
Yes, it's another iPhone photography gadget. But it's a supremely useful one that actually solves a problem nearly everyone encounters.
Place the eyepiece on the circle and drag and lift to choose other controls on the interface while looking through the eyepiece.
The device works with a free iPhone app—of course. After you download and launch the app (or tell Siri to do it for you), it tells you exactly where to place the eyepiece and gives you a simple interface to guide shooting both stills and video, and for reviewing your shots.
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