This screen protector covers the front-facing camera lens- what is your experience with the adhesive's effect on the clarity & distortion of pics?
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I didn't even realize it covered the front facing camera until this question was proposed!
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Sorry, I have not used this with front fading photos. I am very happy with the screen protector. My iPhone fell out of my jacket and I ran over it. The phone was undamaged due to this screen protector.
615736
I agree. also heard that if you scan your pics face to the back, it doesn't not reflect the glare as much. Has anyone hear this one?
350027
It hasn't been a problem for me but I am very careful when using and storing the camera. Plan on getting a screen protector.
910702
I had no trouble installing the screen protector. I studied the video on the manufacturer's website and followed their instructions. I was able to install the screen protector easily on the first try and with no bubbles. I can't tell I have a screen protector on my device unless I look carefully at the area where the camera lens cut-out is. (I'm not sure I answered your question b/c I don't understand "2nd he's too.")
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Hi. I didn't need to apply the protective shield over the camera lens because it fits perfectly. However, based on the clarity of the screen under the protective shield it would probably be just fine. As long as bubbles of air are not under the protective shield. Leroy
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I have the screen protector and like it. Thus far the lack of a cutout has NOT been a problem, but I do not take many pictures. The ones I've taken seem fine, however.
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Yep, absolutely. It does not interfere with the camera lens. It does interfere with the flash projection a bit though, the same way that it would if you had a thick case on it.
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The cover has 'bumpers' that protect the edges and the backside of the cover is clear with a tiny cutout for the camera lens. So the cover does not have a frontside, so Yes, your screen protectant on the front of your phone won't be affected.
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I haven't installed it yet, but it has a film over "sticky" part, so you can remove it,(from the camera) but, putting it back on may not last, once adhesive is compromised. I bought a case for the camera which solves 2 issues: protection, and grip. Hope that helps.
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Yep works fine, pic quality though comes down a bit, but sure does increase the wide angle by a lot + fols look a lot thinner due to the curvature. :p
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I use a microfiber cloth to remove smudges easily no problems. Images on LCD are crisp, non-distorted, no rainbow effects off the glass screen protector and it's holding up well so far. I'm happy I got it for my Sony camera.
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I had one on my iphone4s for over the 2 years I had it and it only peeled off around the camera/ speaker after about 20 months. Not a problem. It's the best.
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I have a Nikon Coolpix L810. I never noticed that the screen protector was a tiny bit smaller than the LCD. It fits well on the screen, was easy to apply, and doesn't cut out any of the display. Yes, for me, it works great...and it isn't a "perfect" fit.
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really none - Photojojo provides a metal ring that has strong adhesive on one side. i attached the metal ring adhesive side down right on top of my case... if you don't mind how it looks, it works great. I just take out the lens and place it on the ring and I'm ready to take photos. I do recommend this way if the case is thin. bulky cases might distort the photo if the lens if too far from the camera lens.
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That was a good idea. I've never seen any protective film like this before. Maybe they'll send them back to me instead of replacing them. The film was placed so perfectly on the screen (despite the bubbles) that it really seemed like it might be permanent.
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The screen protector that came with mine was a bit ill-fitting. It did cover the camera lens, (as well as the button at the bottom of my phone). It would be good as a temporary protector, but it may be worth getting some different screen protectors from elsewhere.
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It is stuck on only along the very edges with an adhesive. I don't know what is going to happen after several years. Probably will clean up with a little bit of effort. Will probably not care about the screen so much after several years. Camera itself will be very outdated.