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To review your photos, all digital cameras feature an LCD screen; on compacts, it's sometimes the only way to see the scene.
Some DSLRs, but not all, allow you to shoot using the LCD screen, a function known as "Live View."
The size of LCD screens varies between 2.5 and 3.5 inches. Larger screens make viewing more convenient, but size isn't the only consideration.
The sharpness and clarity of your screen, as well as the amount of detail you can see, are all affected by screen resolution. The brightness of the screen, as well as the quality of the anti-reflective coatings, determine how easy it is to use in direct sunlight. Some LCD screens can tilt and swivel, which is ideal for photographing from high or low angles.
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