The "Giottos" logo on its D7100 protector intrudes slightly into the bottom viewing area of the LCD. Any similar problem with the LARMOR?
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The Larmor group got it right. There is nothing but clear covering. It looks like it was part of the camera originally.
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YES! It did intrude on my D7100's screen. Has a black border that cut off the bottom part of the screen. When I tried to remove it to see if repositioning it would help it broke :(I was never able to completely eliminate bubbles either.
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The logo is not part of the actual protector(s). Once you attach the screen protectors, the logo will not be on your LCD screen. I am very satisfied wirh my purchase.
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The black frame if the protector could occlude some of the screen if not properly placed, short of that, you cannot tell a protector is installed.
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I had this happen in my warehouse entrance. I ended up re-positioning the reflector and the problem went away. Maybe give that a shot?
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I have a similar problem.. but it's not in the red portion. Mine looks like it's separating from the black edge that meets the screen edge at the bottom portion of the bezel. Amazon is sending out a replacement as we speak but I hope this isn't going to be in the replacement as well.
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Hello, i had a similar problem. When i turned on the camera a warning message show the display. And it was cause the protector lens was put in. You have to turn on the camera without the protector.
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The part that attaches to the camera is rectangular. The part you look through is round. For my wife's camera, a D5100, it caused a vignetting effect that resulted in a loss of viewfinder area. It already has only 95% coverage and another 5-10% loss wasn't acceptable. If your camera has an articulating screen, you may not be able to open and/or close it with the Eyecup on. It was well made and blocked light very well. Although we sent ours back, if the two issues I mentioned are not a problem for you, I would highly recommend it.
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No, where the outline of the mounting square sits is inside of the screen area. I was actually going to return as a result of this, but forgot about it until it was past my return time. Now I just use it for a quick Loop when needed. I'm thinking about a Hoodman in the future.
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It's the full LCD. The connection at the bottom is kind of tricky. Move the black tape away to reveal a hook type of locking latch. swing it up and the connection separates.. tricky though
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Correct, the shape of frame near the bottom edge of the screen prevents your finger from sliding up the menu that flips on the light. I worked around this problem by installing a flashlight app. Otherwise the case is awesome.
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I bought a G9 earlier at a local store, and had this same problem. On a black or dark screen, there's a big yellowish blob on the lower right portion of the LCD. I tried a second unit and had the exact same screen trouble. I never saw this problem on a camera LCD before, it can't be normal.I got a refund, but I still want a G9. I hope Canon fixes this problem. I'm afraid to buy one right now because of it.Did anyone get a G9 without the LCD light leak? Spicy Tofu, let us know if the next one is the same or not.
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Something like a semi soft spatula, inserted underneath will pry it off. It's not like it's glued on. I actually had to take off the top lcd protector when I fell and dropped it and it cracked, but saved the lcd display on the camera. It just popped right off using my pocketknife
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Hey there, I just had this same thing happen to my camera!!! The camera was not dropped or anything and it seemed to just appear out of the blue. One minute I am taking pictures and it looked fine, then I look down and the screen internally is cracked, the outside of the LCD does not have a scatch on it. I am about to send it off to Olympus to get a warrentyl repair, but could use any other instances of this happening as evidence that this is not my fault. Please let me know what you were able to get done.Thanks,Nick
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I had spots appearing in random locations on the screen. Not sure if this is your problem. I pretty much narrowed it down by googling my issue and all solutions pointed to the digitizer.
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Hey there, I just had this same thing happen to my camera!!! The camera was not dropped or anything and it seemed to just appear out of the blue. One minute I am taking pictures and it looked fine, then I look down and the screen internally is cracked, the outside of the LCD does not have a scatch on it. I am about to send it off to Olympus to get a warrentyl repair, but could use any other instances of this happening as evidence that this is not my fault. Please let me know what you were able to get done. Thanks, Nick
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Make sure nothing is over the lens,I can't recall if it had any protective cover on the disc-reading lens. If there is nothing there I would say something is haywire and you should return or exchange.
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hello yes my LCD tv is slightly leaning to the left few inches lower than the other end. It looks like a very bad design. I put some padding underneat the left pedestal to balance the height. I did not call Amazon or placed service call as I don't believe these things can be fixed without taking back to warehouse
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polarized glasses will blot out the image regardless. I don't think the Giotto protective film has any effect.
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Hi, thanks for your reply. How did you make the L pieces stick to the LCD? With the velcro or with some kind of adhesives?