How can I shoot MPEG movies in bright sunlight?

[Captain Jean-Luc Picard]

I recently bought a Sony DSC-P52 digital camera.

Every time I try to shoot MPEG movies in bright sunlight, I get way too much
glare from the sun which at times almost obliterates the picture when I play
the movie back on my computer. How can I cut down on this glare to make the
movie more viewable?

[Marvin Margoshes]

"Captain Jean-Luc Picard" <ussenterprise@starfleet.com> wrote in message
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> I recently bought a Sony DSC-P52 digital camera.
>
> Every time I try to shoot MPEG movies in bright sunlight, I get way too

much

> glare from the sun which at times almost obliterates the picture when I

play

> the movie back on my computer. How can I cut down on this glare to make

the

> movie more viewable?
>
>

Don't point the camera in the direction of the sun. Keep the sun to your
back when possible.