Jyri said:
I am using matt iPad shield cut to fit the screens on D800 and D4, I do like that it's not glossy, much easier to see the screen when shooting outdoors.

Yes, you can do as Jyri suggests and use any film type screen protector from another device, and just cut it to size (the ones meant for sat nav's are usually only a bit too big), or do a search of the forum and you'll see we have discussed the various 'bespoke' options previously. For the record, I swear by Giotto's glass ones.

http://nikonrumors.com/forum/topic.php?id=5274

http://nikonrumors.com/forum/topic.php?id=2124

I am using matt iPad shield cut to fit the screens on D800 and D4, I do like that it's not glossy, much easier to see the screen when shooting outdoors.

Why not replace it with another Zagg_ There are many clear plastic shields on the market which work and when scratched, we simply replace the shield.

My D700 has a Zagg_ shield screen protector for the LCD screen. My glasses, hanging on my shirt scratched the plastic protector that came with it. Those that have the d800, have you purchased an LCD protector similar to the shield? I rented a camera that had a really completely smooth protector. Didn't get the name. Any ideas?

Thank you, guys, for the support. I will consider both opnions and soon order from one company.

works amazing on my D40x and D200. . .good customer service, protects screen from scratches, worth the buy. . .

I have used the InvisibleShield on my BlackBerry and iTouch and they work great for this type of equipment. The one problem for your D700 or any other camera LCD is that it is a film so for crucial focusing situation with LiveView, there will be some distortion. I would recommend Giottos screen protectors. I have them on my cameras and they serve several purposes, both protection from scratches and added protection when the LCD hits something.

It's made from multicoated Schotts optical glass so it helps cuts out glare. It attaches with an adhesive around the edges so it won't peel off. If it needs to be replaced, you can use a blow dryer to heat it up and it will come off with no sticky residue. I hit the corner of a desk with my D3 and it shattered the protector, but the cameras LCD didn't have a scratch on it! I kept an extra on hand since I do a lot of outdoor sport photos.

They make them for specific cameras like the D700. Cost is a bit more than the InvisibleShield, but well worth it. I ordered my through B & H. Check out their website or the Giottos company website.

Hi Folks,
Does anyone is using Zagg InvisibleShield(TM) to protect D700 LCD screen instead of Nikon BM-9 LCD cover? If so, which are your impressions? Here is Zagg's product link: http://www.zagg.com/invisibleshield/nikon-d700-cases-screen-protectors-covers-skins-shields.php. Thanks for the support.