Zagg invisibleSHIELD, LCD Screen Protection for the Canon EOS Digital Rebel Xti/400D SLR Camera

2009-04-17T21:00:00

I've tried many screen protectors on the market and this is the first I've found that can stand up to the demands of the serious/professional photographer. All of the other brands would fall right off at temperatures below 35 degrees fahrenheit, some were difficult to see through. None would last more than a couple of weeks. Yes this product is more expensive, yes the installation takes a very steady hand and has very little margin for error. But for the serious photographer this is the best product of it's kind that I've found. It is completely and crystal clear, I have no bubbles or wrinkles, and I have observed no change to the brightness of my LCD. I rely on my camera for my living so I cannot afford for any accessory to fail or give me substandard performance. I would highly recommend this product for the serious photographer who will be exact in the installation process. The properly installed invisibleSHIELD will be the best money spent, it has been for me.

Tygershark

2008-01-15T19:00:00

You should get more than one at this price. It's hard to install... no second chances!

rhenry74

2007-08-08T21:00:00

[...] The installation procedure is finicky, but doable with patience. The instructions are thorough, and a video is available at the manufacturer's website with further information.The worst part of the product is that the shield has a translucent Snake-skin like appearance. Somewhat like a layer of broken laminated glass across your lcd screen. small bubbles can be squeezed out, but what looks like a "wet spot" remained - even after three days - that looked like dancing mini-lights on the LCD screen. And just to add insult to injury, the screen darkens the LCD to boot.[...] It was cheaper for me to throw the product away, rather than follow their RMA procedures.The best part is that at least the shield can be removed fairly easily, and painlessly, and caused no permanent damage.

Jamie