Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Cameras, Lenses and Shooting gear => Topic started by: rohn on June 29, 2005, 07:35:12 pm
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Lately I purchased a cheap portable DVD player for $100 that i could throw into my backpack. I hook my DSLR via its video-out to the DVDs video in to review pictures on a bigger screen. The quality is not great, but it quickly enable me to see focus and motion errors not detectable on the DSLR LCD.
I looked long and hard at the EPSON P2000, but I just did not have the $500 to spend. While the DVD works, I just got to thinking as I was entering data into my PDA (Dell AXIM x500v) that a PDA would be an ideal filed device to review photos on. If I could only figure out how to do it.
Does anyone have any insights or ideas?
Thanks!
Rohn
Lolo, Montana
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I bought the Epson then dumped it due to lack of a good file system. But there are new cheaper viewers that may work OK. Ideally, if you have the funds and ability to carry an extra small bag, a Toshiba Libretto computer will give you everything you need.