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X-T1 screen protector


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GGS Larmor, nice and thick, scratch resistant and does well under the rain.

 

Very good visibility too and not too reflective under the sun.

 

I have the same brand for my Nikon 1 AW1 and it has survived several dive trips in the ocean and a fall about 5 feet straight onto the screen.

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I have a polycarbonate  ACMAXX 3.0" HARD LCD Screen ARMOR PROTECTOR.

 

​Not cheap, but cheap, in this case, can turn out to be expensive. Beware! Not all 3” do fit the X-T1 you need one specifically made for this camera or you might end up with a screen protector which also covers part of your image!

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I have the GCS Larmor one as well. Be aware, that since it is glass, it can be broken by applying pressure to it. Mine suddenly had a small section smashed I believe by the buckle on my camera strap getting pressed into it. I initially thought I had damaged the screen but it was just the protector.

 

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GGS Larmor, nice and thick, scratch resistant and does well under the rain.

 

Very good visibility too and not too reflective under the sun.

 

I have the same brand for my Nikon 1 AW1 and it has survived several dive trips in the ocean and a fall about 5 feet straight onto the screen.

 

I have them too on my XT1's. Worth their price (€25,00 ish).

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