Computer Monitor Lcd Screen Replacement

I needed a replacement LCD screen protector for my NEX7 monitor. The original one that I had in place was of a different material and was not working as expected. The Phantom Protection Glass was an exact fit and applied extremely easy. You can't tell that it in place and enhances the picture put out by the monitor much better than the one it replaced. I am thinking of using Phantom Protection glass for my cell phones. Very happy with this purchase.

This is the exact replacement cover for the LCD monitor on my Nikon D800 camera. I bought this as a spare so I always have a backup to protect my camera. Always great service and availability from B&H.

It works very well to capture medical pictures from an endoscope and send them to the computer and a LCD HD monitor. Just love it!

I confess to not being able to follow instructions well, so the fact that I got this screen on my FZ1000 LCD monitor fairly well with a wrinkle at one corner is amazing to me. I guess the protection is worth the angst of application.

I've now installed LCD screen protectors on about 10 cameras, going back at least a decade. In fact, the very first one I installed was a lifesaver. I managed to drop a Nikon D750 five feet onto a concrete floor. It landed directly on the LCD area. The screen protector was shattered; the monitor was perfect. I picked up the camera, which was fine, bought another screen protector, and I continue to use that D750 to this day. It made me a believer in protection screens. And D750s. Installation of these things is tricky. Read the directions -- carefully -- before starting the task. The LCD screen must be squeaky clean, and the glass itself must be centered exactly over the screen. BUT -- do not despair if the glass goes on slightly off-center. Careful pressure with the edge of Vello's guitar-pick-like plastic applicator tool -- exerted laterally on the edge of the screen protector -- should allow you to center it. If the glass is not centered, it may not adhere properly, depending on the camera. I have never had a screen protector come off unless I took it off. And I have observed that used-equipment webpages across the Internet are littered with cameras that are rated good rather than excellent just because of scratches and nicks on the LCD monitor.

The FeelWorld D71-H Dual-Screen LCD Monitor is compact, versatile, and intelligently designed. The two 7 screens are sharp and color-true. It's also rare to have headphone confirmation of the synched audio embedded in the feed from sources (typically cameras 1 & 2). In/out: HDMI, 3G-SDI BNC, video BNC, stereo audio, ethernet. Tally LEDs: red, green, yellow. Standard & advanced monitor functions. Res.1280x800. Rack-mountable, 9-24VDC powering.

I purchased this to protect an off camera LCD monitor, it is a perfect fit and provides some protection to the screen when in transport.

The Iris Pro 1080i Compatible HDMI LCD Monitor allows me to do my job so much better. No longer do I need to look at the tiny screen on the back of my camera to see what I am shooting. I can now setup my shots and show the rest of my team exactly what we are doing. The controls are easy to use and well positioned on the screen. I can say that the Iris Pro 1080i Compatible HDMI LCD Monitor has increased my productivity and the quality of my work tons!

The monitor is easy to setup. It comes in 3 pieces the lcd panel, the stand and the base. No tool is required as it just clicked together. The box comes with a HDMI cable. Note that it doesn’t come with other adapter like display port or VGA. If you own an older laptop, you willl need to go out and purchase an converter or separate cable. The power button is behind the screen. It was hard to find and it does have any label on it which is strange. You need to read the instruction to make sure you press the right button. The screen is bright and clear. Color is quite vibrant. I have done color calibration yet and will do so when I am free. Overall the monitor is a great buy for the price.

Good protection for LCD screen!