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for possible defects should you make a warranty claim. Download an official Vello user manual in which you will find instructions on how to install, use, maintain and service your product.

Product description The Vello 2.7" Glass LCD Screen Protector is a sheet of 0.02" (0.5mm) ultra-thin optical glass used to protect your LCD monitor. The glass features 6 layers of protective material that protect your display screen from dirt, scratches, sweat and oily fingerprints. The glass also blocks UV rays while allowing visible light in. Note: Environments with excessive heat and humidity will shorten the useful life of the adhesive on the glass.

Since not all manufacturers use the same width to height ratio for 2.7" screens, please double-check your particular model to see how well the protector will fit your screen. The exact measurements of this screen are: 58 x 45mm (WxH). Ultimate LCD Screen Protection

The screen mounts quickly and easily to your camera"s LCD screen via its adhesive backing. Once it is properly aligned it is smoothed down with a clean cloth and you are ready to go. UPC: 847628561274 In the Box Vello 2.7" Glass LCD Screen Protector

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The Vello LCD Screen Protector Ultra for BMPCC 4K/6K is a sheet of 0.5mm ultra-thin optical glass used to safeguard the LCD monitor of the camera. It easily adheres to the screen via static, without trapping air bubbles, and if removed, won"t leave a sticky residue behind. Multiple layers of protective material shield your display from dirt, scratches, sweat, smears, and light impact. The shatterproof glass blocks UV rays while allowing visible light in. It can be easily cleaned using the supplied microfiber cloth. Camera Compatibility Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 4K

You put on a new Giotto Schlott glass protector every two or three months? Why? I"ve had mine on my 7D2 for the last five months and it"s as good as new. At $45 a pop that really adds up. Additionally, there is no glue ring on the Giotto Schlott glass. There are only three glue points. Two on the top, and one on the bottom. The rest of the surround is not glue.. It"s cushioning to support the glass and prevent dust from getting under it. Exactly which model protector are you referring to?

Yeah, I have a habit of scratching them heavily after a few months. Usually from a titanium flashlight clip or knife clip sticking out of a pocket if I"m the cause, or getting chipped by heavy usage of the camera. Also had high heat cause the adhesive to soften and slide the glass off. Other times, the coating gets trashed and after a while, the screen becomes hard to see through the nasty reflections.

There is a full 3M 200MP ring around the edge (that"s the tape type). Mine are all used on 1Ds3 and 1Dx screens. Full-tape-ring. No cushioning. The tape itself is the cushion. There"s also been quite a few times where I"ve pulled the tape off the glass - all the way around and replaced it with 300MP for higher adhesion in high temp environments.

Biggest problem is that there is still an air gap between the protector and screen causing some reflections. Currently, I"m testing a tempered glass one that"s not coated at all and held on using a thin layer of silicone adhesive (like the tempered glass ones for cell phones). Much better so far and no coatings to trash! Plus, less reflections (it"s "bonded" to the screen) and rounded edges - no chipping so far.

I was wondering if anyone puts a screen protector on there D7100 or D7200 to protect the LCD screen on the back .The D7000 camera was the last camera to have the plastic Nikon Screen protector. Maybe Nikon makes the LCD screen strong enough so there was no need to put one on these cameras. I guess the only thing you have to worry about is the smudges on the LCD screen.

I think Nikon stopped bundling that silly little plastic screen protector with the D7100/D7200 so they could make more money by selling silly little plastic screen protectors as overpriced accessories.  After all, why did my Nikkor lens NOT come with a cheap plastic lens hood?  Are lens hoods obsolete?  Maybe it was because Nikon could make a few buck from selling me a lens hood, rather than bundling it with the lens?

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