Best LCD Screen protectors- model specific
Dec 24, 2013 01:51:44 #
mrsoup
Loc: Hoosierland
I want to protect the LCD screen on my new Lumix FZ200. Picked up one today for a 3" screen that does not fit, will be returning it. I would like a custom fit, no trimming.
What do others here use that offers the best protection while maintaining optical clarity? ScreenPatronus is a brand that is USA made but I know nothing of their quality. Is the 'hard' type superior?
I also want to be able to face the articulated screen toward the camera so it can not be too thick, some I have seen will not allow the clearance to do so.
What do others here use that offers the best protection while maintaining optical clarity? ScreenPatronus is a brand that is USA made but I know nothing of their quality. Is the 'hard' type superior?
I also want to be able to face the articulated screen toward the camera so it can not be too thick, some I have seen will not allow the clearance to do so.
Dec 24, 2013 02:11:26 #
mrsoup wrote:
I want to protect the LCD screen on my new Lumix F... (show quote)
I have a Hoodman on my Lumix G3. It's very thin and I can close the screen; very easy to apply, even for a klutz like me. If you have to do any trimming, I do NOT recommend scissors; buy, beg or borrow a Rotatrim! Or try:
http://www.amazon.com/Lexerd-Panasonic-DMC-FZ200-Anti-glare-Protector/dp/B00AKG7E0I
Look at ALL the options on that page.......
Dec 24, 2013 06:27:03 #
A Zagg Invisible Shield was recommended to me the other day. They appear to be model specific and I have just finished installing it on my camera. Easy to apply and you'd hardly know it was there.
Dec 24, 2013 06:50:18 #
bobbybob wrote:
A Zagg Invisible Shield was recommended to me the other day. They appear to be model specific and I have just finished installing it on my camera. Easy to apply and you'd hardly know it was there.
Zagg is good
Dec 25, 2013 07:40:37 #
Djack41
Loc: Tennessee
The LCD is such a key feature on DSLRs. For me, plastic film will be restricted to the cell phone.
Consider the Giotto screen protector. Multi-coated German Schott glass! It fits beautifully and easily.
Giottos cost about $30 but provides rigid protection. Importantly, you get to view your images thru tempered optical glass.
Consider the Giotto screen protector. Multi-coated German Schott glass! It fits beautifully and easily.
Giottos cost about $30 but provides rigid protection. Importantly, you get to view your images thru tempered optical glass.
Dec 25, 2013 07:46:33 #
Luggerbugs wrote:
A Zagg Invisible Shield was recommended to me the other day. They appear to be model specific and I have just finished installing it on my camera. Easy to apply and you'd hardly know it was there.
I use Zagg on everything I can, including my MacBook Pro. They now describe it as "Military Grade." It's durable, easy to put on, and guaranteed.
Dec 25, 2013 18:56:30 #
I use glass shields (from a company called GGS) on my cameras.
http://www.ggs020.com/en/products/sp2.html
http://www.ggs020.com/en/products/sp2.html
Dec 25, 2013 21:38:20 #
Ziza wrote:
I use glass shields (from a company called GGS) on my cameras.
http://www.ggs020.com/en/products/sp2.html
http://www.ggs020.com/en/products/sp2.html
At the recommendation of racmanaz, I purchased a GGS from Adorama. It is well made, but will not allow an articulating to close completely. I don't have that problem on my X10, but the Hoodman I stuck on temporarily is working so well, I have put the GGS away until I wear out the Hoodman.
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