It is easy to attach and reduces the amount of light that hits the screen from above and from the sides.

The MOH-702L Monitor Hood is a lightweight rain cover and field viewing visor for use with the Small HD 702 monitor. And having other cookies switched off can seriously affect the way you’ll be able to enjoy our services. Be it for crime prevention, monitoring and control of infrastructure, detection of product defects, scientific image analysis and numerous other scenarios.Photodon ® offers two types of monitor hoods: the office style monitor hood, and the versatile indoor-outdoor shade monitor hood. If you have ever taken your monitor outside, you know that it is hard to see it clearly with all the light that is bouncing around. Here’s how I often use them together, when making printer profiles on-site, or explaining colour management. You can carry out 13 individual tests to check how uniform the image display is across the entire monitor, for example, or if the text is displayed sharply.

In the past I’ve made screens from matt black cardboard, but they were never particularly elegant or sturdy.

Today we’ll outline all of the reasons why you should be using a monitor hood and how your editing will turn out better as a result! Hoods are limited in size to monitors and TVs up to 48 inches for office hoods, and up to 96 inches for indoor-outdoor hoods. They’re everywhere and they reflect off all manner of metallic furnishing, thus making room lighting a difficult hurdle to overcome. The PChOOD Large Monitor Hood - Pro consists of simple, durable parts which slot together for easy assembly.

Complete with a light-absorbing black velvet interior and integrated calibrator slot, they’re more than capable of getting the job done.In the pictures I just added 5 pieces overall, but after I finished everything I found that adding 2 more small pieces on the sides between the top and bottom helped to give a little more cover from the light and make it look a little tighter on the monitor, but try as in pictures first and in case add another piece of hook and loop fastener. My pc is in the conservatory, when I try to calibrate with my Spyder of course it always reports there is too much light. Make sure you really press that sucker tight on the panel, if done right, it should be holding pretty well and be able to stand by itself. At the wrong angle, light can hit your display in such a way that upends these normally stable elements.