Touch Screen Monitors And Burning In Fingers

The screen on any camera will get dirty from either/or your fingers or nose and it is much easier to clean with this screen protector. You can still use the touch screen with this protector installed.

I really like to draw on it and to touch it. Great when using the apple pencil, sometimes not so sensitive when using fingers. Tried to apply the paperlike veeery carefully in superclean enviroment but still some small pieces of dust apparently were on the screen so a few small bubbles occurred. But they don’t really bother me because they can’t be seen while the screen is on.

Well worth upgrade from the III. I take this camera everywhere. Latest auto-focus is Sony's best by far, just as quick as A7iii and there are three drive modes: slow, normal and fast. Tracking is amazing. Touch screen is limited pretty much to focus. I actually prefer non-touch, especially for wildlife. In the winter with gloves or cold fingers, a touch screen is not going to be of much use anyway. Two nitpicks: removing the SD card a bit difficult for big fingers. Like the III, focus modes are a tiny knob. Again, big fingers might need a little practice. Aperture ring is such a great feature and aperture click has on/off setting. Great for wildlife, run & gun, surprisingly good for macro and, of course, excellent telephoto.

I used this mount for a trade show, mounting 100 lb touch screen monitors to wooden panels that were attached to framing hardware. The mounts were super easy to install, and robust enough that I didn't have any doubts that they would hold the monitors without issue.

Works well and does not interfere with the touch screen.

Screen protector is a must-have on all of my camera monitors.

The monitors are excellent, they have a non-reflective screen, which I like very much.

All jokes aside, don't touch the bulb with your fingers unless you want explosion city on your video set.

Great camera for beginnera ! Touch screen as well !

Love the touch screen. Decent in low light.