Can the protective film re easily removed once applied? That is I assume it not permanently attached to camera LCD screen.
179755
I'm not sure but since there is no adhesive on the film, I would say no. Once on the screen it does a great job protecting the LCD from scratches and abrasion. I been in the desert of Arizona, and other state under adverse climate and the protective film had exceeded my expectation. I found the protection film is thicker than some. I hope this help.
179756
Yes it can be removed. It probably would not be reusable. I've had one on my camera for a couple of years and it works well.
179757
Yes. It can be removed. It sticks to the LCD panel by electriostatic attraction so there is no glue or adhesive.
1810528
well the first time you change it, it's hard to get the glass off. you have to heat the glass up to about 180 degrees F to melt the glue under it . using a heat gun. not to hot though, because you will damage the LCD Digitizer under the glass and discolor it. ( that's what happen to me but barley noticeable) any way its is frustrating, but possible. If your just going to buy a new phone anyway because your phone is cracked, Just try it
38264
Once the film is installed the only way to remove it is with a razor blade. It scrapes off without too much trouble. It's a lot like the tint on a car window, once it's installed it's really stuck after 24 hours.
1001318
No it isn't removable and I felt like it did not impact screen sensitivity. Great purchase I do not regret it.
765118
No, it cannot be easily removed and reapplied - it loses its adhesive properties quickly if you do that.
2021719
I'm not quite understanding you, but I'm thinking that you're asking if you have to take off the original screen protector to use the product and the answer is yes. I removed the old screen protector then placed the product on my screen and haven't had any problems with it.
1476284
The "Detachable Face Plate" referred to in the manual found on the mfg website is not the whole screen that's removable. It's only the thin plastic bezel around the screen/unit that is removable and not the whole LCD panel itself.
1256895
Its doesn't do a lot more than just protect the (very expensive to replace) camera LCD. Mine has scratches all over it and it's taken a huge beating... So nice that I can replace it for about $30... But to answer your question, glare reduction in minimal. Finger prints are easy to remove and I don't worry about using some special 'cloth', since i can replace it for so cheap... I have one on both my Sony RX100 & my Nikon D4. Get it!
1238803
there is an adhesive, but i haven't had it on long enough to answer definitely if it leaves a residue. they say not. i did have occasion to pop it back off when i first installed it and there was no detectable residue when i polished the screen with lens paper. i'm very happy with it overall. be very careful to align it properly at first contact. though it's very easy to remove and redo, i left a trace of fingerprint on one of the edges during my redo. nothing fatal and does not obscure the image at all, but it's there.
868679
I mean, it will eventually come off. I have had my challenges with taking it off, but normally I would start at the bottom of the screen where there are 2 clips and once that is off the top 2 will come right off.
371799
When I purchased this set, I had to use my own home button and frame around the camera. You have to be very careful when removing the old screen to peel these off slowly and keep them. There was adhesive in the kit to reapply them. It was difficult however because the adhesive was cut opposite. Good luck :)
1044282
When I removed the protector, I just lifted one corner and peeled it off. It did not damage the screen or leave a residue on the screen. I did clean the screen per directions before installing another one.
2107830
I wouldn't say it's easy because otherwise it would just fall off with regular use... But it's not hard either... You just have to grab a corner and slowly peel. I've never had any residue left on my screen or any damage to my original phone screen and I've replaced them about 3 times due to clumsiness!
577714
Yes you can. I've done it several times and it will still stick to the screen. Just follow the same rules as you would when you first put the screen protector on for the first time.
2285173
Yes, if you do not mind opening the back (4 phillips screws) and unscrewing it on the inside it comes off. Also if you are handy with electronics you can make the image MUCH clearer by peeling off the resistive touch screen layer that is on the LCD inside.
834068
Not removable, but it does not make the touch screen difficult, the protector is very thin.
1954870
I, as a buyer like you, have been asked to answer your question. Well, I don't know as I have never tried to take it off. From memory I can't recall there being any adhesive involved so without checking (no access to the camera right now) I would say it needs to be levered off with a plastic knife edge. Good luck.