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Camera Screen Protectors - anybody use them? Any good? Which type?
Initial post:
1 Nov 2009 08:48 GMT
Dr. G. Austin says:
Although my screen has only 1 small scratch I have wondered about using a protector.
There are films, rigid plastic and glass available. Some are quite expensive. Can anyone throw some light on the subject please - good or bad?
In reply to an earlier post on
1 Nov 2009 15:36 GMT
Fishman says:
Genuine one for my dSLR, why spend a fortune on an expensive camera and then worry about £10-15??
Posted on
1 Nov 2009 19:14 GMT
Dr. G. Austin says:
I wouldn't disagree with that sentiment. I'm not trying to save tuppence ha'penny; I'd rather fork out for a good one than waste money on rubbish. However, the Sony type is polycarbonate (I think it clips on) and I wonder how long it will remain scratch free; does it ping off due to catching clothing, say; and does it interfere with spectacles? Some are glass and therefore harder but I fear if they did break they would scratch the screen. Are the film type any good if you change them regularly? I can imagine they could trap air pockets and so on
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1 Nov 2009 20:12 GMT
Fishman says:
No scratches even though I have the camera hanging around my neck with the LCD rubbing on my coat etc. Tight fit, impossible to catch and pull off IMO. No idea about specs. I bought one for my A200 and liked it enough to get one with my new A700. Third-party may be as good, but I don't care after spending ££££ on my equipment ;)
In reply to an earlier post on
6 Nov 2009 00:41 GMT
Dr. G. Austin says:
I bought a clip on Sony protector for my A700 and a stick on Sony protector film for my A200. Of the two I think I prefer the stick on type in use but I like the idea of being able to unclip the rigid one. In point of fact the A200 screen was still unmarked despite 8 months of use.
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