Fuji X100 Screen Protector

[Streetshooter]

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewitem?itemId=230633167585&index=0&nav=SEARCH&nid=34051711520

Here it is......

 

[Photorx12]

I bought the 3" GGS Optical Glass LCD Screen Protector. The cost was $4.58 at amazon ant it fits good.
no issues so far, woks even when my polarized glasses are on.

Link:
Amazon.com: GGS Optical Glass LCD Screen Protector 3" for Digital Cameras: Camera & Photo

 

[ExpertShield]

How are those screen protectors holding up? May I ask what makes you go for the 'hard' type over the thinner, flexible ones?

Thanks in advance,
Ed
Expert Shield

 

[Streetshooter]

The hard one provide an extra break layer.
The soft like the Zagg, work fine but don't protect against cracks or breaks.

 

[stillshunter]

I've been battling with the 'plastic films' for some time now - not only do they offer minimal protection but they suffer my inability to cut four straight and perpendicular lines.

Just ordered the same ACMAXX screen a few days ago Don. Looking forward to it's arrival as I hear great things....and the screen is starting to show signs of wear from rubbing against my jacket zipper.

A shame you can't seem to easily just replace the rear screen, cheaply, like on the dSLR. Though I assume spares will come shortly.

 

[vincechu]

+1 for hard screen protectors - I use GGS as they're more discreet and don't have the silver border, but ACMAXX has a good reputation too. I used to use plastic film and could never stick it straight, got dust under it, or it'd peel off. The GGS is brilliant, very clear and scratch resistant.

 

[Streetshooter]

I actually changed to the GGS also. I prefer it to any other out there.

 

[stillshunter]

Have GGS got one custom-made for the X100?

 

[ExpertShield]

I used to use plastic film and could never stick it straight, got dust under it, or it'd peel off...

Sounds like you were using the wrong films. The advantage with film style screen protectors is they're completely invisible once applied.

Ed

 

[johnwillyums]

The GGS 3" fits the screen perfectly, with the silver frame sitting on the screen edges. As it is rigid glass I found it much easier to put on than sticky plastic ones. No bubbles to worry about. Seems tough and attractive as well

 

[winginkris]

I used the plastic but after just two or three days it warped a bit and came in contact with the screen causing a smeared or bubbled look to part of the screen. Went to the glass GGS and it works great. I cracked one while falling on the rocks, but it saved the lcd from any damage, and they're inexpensive to replace(I buy two at a time). The 3" also fits the XPro1. I think the silver lining gives it kind of a "classy" look!

 

[Iansky]

I also have the GGS screen on my X100 and it is superb, I have used their screen protectors on other cameras and they are great value for money as well as being sturdy and superb value for money.

 

[kyteflyer]

The one I have on mine isn't glass, its a very hard plastic, but it works very well.

 

[Paul Johnson]

Thanks.. was looking for a solution!