LCD protective cover GGS Larmor GEN5 for Canon 5D Mark III / 5DS / 5DS R

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The GGS Larmor GEN5 is an excellent quality glass protective cover that protects your camera's LCD display from scratches, bumps and dirt. The GGS Larmor GEN5 shield is made up of five layers of precisely selected materials for the highest level of protection. The outer layer, using the latest discoveries in nanotechnology, minimises fingerprint marks for clarity and comfort. Japanese high hardness toughened optical glass provides effective protection at a thickness of just 0.3 mm. The small dimensions and low weight also allow the cover to be used with cameras equipped with a movable display. The metal frame forms the backbone of the cover, significantly increases the strength of the corners and enables the fitting of a GGS sunshield. A splinter protection layer protects the display and the user's hands from glass shards in the event of the shield being broken. A layer of highly adhesive silicone allows easy installation, without the need for any tools or glue. In addition to the cover for the main camera display, the kit also includes a cover for the top display. The covers are compatible with the displays of the Canon 5D Mark III / 5DS / 5DS R. They do not restrict the usable surface area of the screens and retain the functionality of touch control (if such functionality is offered by the camera). The fifth generation Larmor sunshield allows the GGS CF-3232 magnetic sunshield to be fitted, making it easier to use the main display even on a very sunny day. The sunshield is available for sale separately as a standalone product or as a kit with the protective cover. Specification construction: 5 layers surface hardness: 9H thickness of glass layer: 0.3 mm light transmission: greater than 95% method of protective cover assembly: silicone adhesive layer (adhesive-free assembly) colour: black Compatibility Canon cameras: 5D Mark III, 5DS, 5DS R GGS CF-3232 sunshield Kit contents camera main screen protector cleaning cloth for cleaning the screen before mounting