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    Default Invisible shield?

    Anybody use these to protect the viewing screen on the back of camera? Trying to prevent scratches on mine from sand and stuff.

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    I have been using them for years on all my electronic gadgets (and cameras) and love them.

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    Thank you, Dave.

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    I am unfamiliar with the Invisible Shields but I have previously purchased the Hoodman Hoodskins and was quite disappointed. They are easy to apply but even easier to peel up at the edges and come off.

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    Yep use them on all my gadgets - they are great- IMHO!!

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    I put one of the cellphone I bought two weeks ago. I will leave it on as it must protect the screen but it really picks up smudges - I am constantly wiping it. Not too bad for a phone, but it would make the lcd harder to read.
    However, it is worth trying - I would be curious if you keep in on after a few weeks.

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    I use the Giotto glass protector. Little pricey but I have had the on my past camera's also and held up great and when I sold the camera's, the screen was perfect.

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    Grace,
    I've been using Zagg Invisible Shields on all my phones & cameras for a few years now. The shields are pretty much indistructable. And they even seem to self-heal. The resulting surface is slightly ripply, but it is not an annoyance.

    I've had other shields on the camera viewscreen & found that a scratch could easily penetrate the shield & scratch the glass underneath.

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