The LCD screen today has become a very important part of a digital camera.
In fact in some camera models, the LCD already serves as the viewfinder which people can use for adjusting settings and previewing an image.
As such, this part needs to be properly taken care of so it remains free from scratches and dust.
As always prevention is better to ensure that your digital camera and its LCD remain in good condition for a long time.
You have to keep in mind that this component where you preview images is delicate being made of glass.
For this reason, your fingers should never touch the screen as much as possible because even a little pressure can cause damage.
An important consideration for people who own digital cameras where the LCD screen has no cover or is not the fold-away type is to get a clean and non-abrasive case.
This will help protect the device from getting scratches and fingerprints.
When cleaning your photographic device, use only a lens or other microfiber cloth.
Remember to turn off the camera before you start.
You may use cleaning solutions available on the market but make sure that it does not contain ammonia.
At home, you can also make your own solution by mixing 50/50 distilled water and isopropyl alcohol.
A word of caution when cleaning using solutions is to make sure no water or liquid is left on the screen.
Experts suggest not to spray the solution on the screen but instead to dampen the cloth with the solution before applying it on the LCD.
Another tip is to use a protective film known as screen guard or protector.
This is normally made from polycarbonate filters and is meant to protect your LCD display from dirt, dust and bumps.
It comes in various sizes depending on the device you're using and it fits snugly on your screen with plastic tabs.
And since it stays in place, you don't have to regularly adjust it on your camera display.
The screen protector is available for digital cameras, laptops, mobile phones particularly the iPhone that features a touch screen and electronic gaming devices such as the Sony PSP and Nintendo DS.
Another advantage of this tool is its ability to reduce glare and reflection making it easy for you to capture your favorite images even under the sun.
There is also another product called as hood which can also protect your LCD.
This usually attaches right above the screen to cover it from sunlight and prevent glaring.
You can buy this from camera shops or from camera manufacturers.
Some even come in the foldable type.
Or you can always create your own LCD hood using cardboards.
Take the proper measurements first and then design one according to what suits you.
So never ignore your digital camera's LCD screen because it serves a good purpose.
It deserves to be protected when in use and even when not in use so be a responsible camera owner and you can be sure to keep your favorite device for many long years.
In fact in some camera models, the LCD already serves as the viewfinder which people can use for adjusting settings and previewing an image.
As such, this part needs to be properly taken care of so it remains free from scratches and dust.
As always prevention is better to ensure that your digital camera and its LCD remain in good condition for a long time.
You have to keep in mind that this component where you preview images is delicate being made of glass.
For this reason, your fingers should never touch the screen as much as possible because even a little pressure can cause damage.
An important consideration for people who own digital cameras where the LCD screen has no cover or is not the fold-away type is to get a clean and non-abrasive case.
This will help protect the device from getting scratches and fingerprints.
When cleaning your photographic device, use only a lens or other microfiber cloth.
Remember to turn off the camera before you start.
You may use cleaning solutions available on the market but make sure that it does not contain ammonia.
At home, you can also make your own solution by mixing 50/50 distilled water and isopropyl alcohol.
A word of caution when cleaning using solutions is to make sure no water or liquid is left on the screen.
Experts suggest not to spray the solution on the screen but instead to dampen the cloth with the solution before applying it on the LCD.
Another tip is to use a protective film known as screen guard or protector.
This is normally made from polycarbonate filters and is meant to protect your LCD display from dirt, dust and bumps.
It comes in various sizes depending on the device you're using and it fits snugly on your screen with plastic tabs.
And since it stays in place, you don't have to regularly adjust it on your camera display.
The screen protector is available for digital cameras, laptops, mobile phones particularly the iPhone that features a touch screen and electronic gaming devices such as the Sony PSP and Nintendo DS.
Another advantage of this tool is its ability to reduce glare and reflection making it easy for you to capture your favorite images even under the sun.
There is also another product called as hood which can also protect your LCD.
This usually attaches right above the screen to cover it from sunlight and prevent glaring.
You can buy this from camera shops or from camera manufacturers.
Some even come in the foldable type.
Or you can always create your own LCD hood using cardboards.
Take the proper measurements first and then design one according to what suits you.
So never ignore your digital camera's LCD screen because it serves a good purpose.
It deserves to be protected when in use and even when not in use so be a responsible camera owner and you can be sure to keep your favorite device for many long years.
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