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The unit itself is not that big, when compared to the space you'll be saving by not carrying a laptop, but when compared to other PMP's, this one's a big momma at 150x88.7x33.1mm in size and 430 grams in weight. Going back to the display, the TFT screen is extremely well lit to the extent that you can get a pretty decent idea what your pictures look like even in broad daylight (as long as you can avoid the reflections), which makes it great for outdoor shoots as well. All this is great, but the part I especially loved about it was that you have an option to calibrate the screen to Adobe RGB colors or sRGB, which is what most photographers use, so you won't really miss your perfectly calibrated laptop screen. The image clarity and colors that the P-5000's screen displayed was definitely the best I've come across in any handheld device. Every little detail of the images were perfectly visible at full zoom levels. As an image viewer, there's no doubt that the Epson P-5000 is as good as it can get as of now. It offers just about all the functions that you would require in the middle of any shoot, and even has a few slick functions like displaying the images' Exif data and histogram, or one-touch level adjustment. Little features like these, and of course the 80GB storage space, make the device perfect for any amateur or pro-photographer on the move. |
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