MegaGear Panasonic Lumix DC-ZS80, DC-ZS70, DC-TZ95, DC-TZ90 Camera LCD Optical Screen Protector

The product arrives in a plain package (lots of selling info on the package) with NO indication as to what camera it is intended to be used with. I know this is nit picking BUT it so happened that I ordered a protector for a Nikon D7200 at the same time therefore I didnt want to have to go log in to my account to track back to which camera this product was intended for.

Easy to apply. Perfect fit. Arrived as scheduled.

Easy to apply. Perfect fit. Arrived as scheduled.

Good fit, though not perfectly covering the entire LCD (Panasonic DC-ZS70 camera) into the corners or to both edges as I have observed with another brand of "optical screen protector" on another camera I own. It DOES cover the image and menu/text areas of the LCD, but as you may be able to see in the photos (one taken before I removed the film over the adhesive) it's a little short of covering the entire actual LCD in a protective way (look at left in the 2nd photo with menus showing). Perhaps this is nit-picking but I thought people would like to know. Despite lack of instructions enclosed, I was able to apply easily due to experience with this type (but not this brand) of LCD glass protector in the past. Just clean your LCD (99% alcohol is good), inspect for dust, then after pulling off the protective film from the protector itself, carefully align and drop it in to place. Initial bubbles or irregularities should disappear quickly, especially if you drop one end and then lower the opposite end to allow air to escape. I got it right on first try so have not tried removing the cover as yet. I will report here again if I encounter problems.

Good fit, though not perfectly covering the entire LCD (Panasonic DC-ZS70 camera) into the corners or to both edges as I have observed with another brand of "optical screen protector" on another camera I own. It DOES cover the image and menu/text areas of the LCD, but as you may be able to see in the photos (one taken before I removed the film over the adhesive) it's a little short of covering the entire actual LCD in a protective way (look at left in the 2nd photo with menus showing). Perhaps this is nit-picking but I thought people would like to know. Despite lack of instructions enclosed, I was able to apply easily due to experience with this type (but not this brand) of LCD glass protector in the past. Just clean your LCD (99% alcohol is good), inspect for dust, then after pulling off the protective film from the protector itself, carefully align and drop it in to place. Initial bubbles or irregularities should disappear quickly, especially if you drop one end and then lower the opposite end to allow air to escape. I got it right on first try so have not tried removing the cover as yet. I will report here again if I encounter problems.