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Hoodman Laptop Hood
Bob DeChiara, Photographer
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Burlington | MA | USA | Posted: 3:38 PM on 08.01.11 |
| ->> Anyone using this hood for outdoor viewing? If so, what are your thoughts. Nothing worse than trying to view a laptop on a bright sunny day. |
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Joe Morahan, Photographer
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Joe Morahan, Photographer
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Denver | CO | | Posted: 3:53 PM on 08.01.11 |
| ->> should have said something in last post....never used it myself but have thought about picking one up for the massive glare while outdoors. |
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Anthony Gruppuso, Photographer
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BAYPORT | NY | United States | Posted: 3:54 PM on 08.01.11 |
| ->> It's my go to for most afternoon and early evening games due to it packing so small. I even use it to keep out the glare of the stadium lights at night games. Well worth the price. If I'm outdoors for a long day I use the Think Tank Pixel Sunscreen, doesn't travel as small, but far better for the brightest of bright sun. |
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Will Powers, Photographer
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Denver | CO | USA | Posted: 4:09 PM on 08.01.11 |
| ->> I like the Think Tank, too. You put the entire laptop into the unit, where as your keyboard is still in the sun with the Hoodman. Could get hot. |
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Bob DeChiara, Photographer
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Burlington | MA | USA | Posted: 4:41 PM on 08.01.11 |
| ->> Thanks for the input. I guess my only concern with the Think Tank was the size. The photo pits at Fenway Park are a bit small and can get cramped. That is why the Hoodman looked so inviting. But my main concern is glare. Looks like the Pixel Screen is the best choice. |
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Tom Gannam, Photographer
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St. Louis | MO | USA | Posted: 5:05 PM on 08.01.11 |
| ->> I've been using the Hoodman for years. You can't beat the portability and ease of use. |
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Angus Mordant, Student/Intern
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