Hard to read screen on cameras

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Hi been trying it out,nice little camera but just one problem,as I look at the screen the lettering is to small for me to read without putting on my reading glasses.
So as I select an aperture,I can't see the shutter speed the camera has picked,it just to small,not a problem on all my other cameras the lettering is in nice big block characters that I can read easily without my glasses.
Anyone come across this problem with their camera,it's just such a pain to keep having to dig out my glasses everytime,and how have you got round this problem.

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Why don't you just keep your glasses on to take photos? I do.

You don't say which camera it is. But if it's a point-and-shoot where you compose the picture using the rear LCD, you'll need your glasses to be able to see that. And if it's one with a proper viewfinder, you can dial in some optical correction in the viewfinder display.
 
StewartR said:
Why don't you just keep your glasses on to take photos? I do.

You don't say which camera it is. But if it's a point-and-shoot where you compose the picture using the rear LCD, you'll need your glasses to be able to see that. And if it's one with a proper viewfinder, you can dial in some optical correction in the viewfinder display.
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Hi its an Samsung NX-300 i only need glasses for reading,all the other cameras i have owned have had good block lettering and both the same color that i can see ok without my glasses.
But for some reason Samsung have gone for the smallest lettering i have come across and uses to different color so the aperture a light blue then the shutter speed is a sought of see through white :cuckoo:
 
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