Anti-glare coating scratched away on LCD screen

I wrote a while ago that the LCD screen of my camera is scratched. I've
figured out now that in reality it's the anti-glare coating which is
going away. This makes it more difficult to see the LCD screen in bright
daylight.

Is there any way to reapply the anti-glare coating?
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Alfred Molon

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On 2014-06-20 21:44:25 +0000, Alfred Molon said:

I wrote a while ago that the LCD screen of my camera is scratched. I've
figured out now that in reality it's the anti-glare coating which is
going away. This makes it more difficult to see the LCD screen in bright
daylight.

Is there any way to reapply the anti-glare coating?

I don't know about an anti-glare coating, but you might have some luck
if you can find a Giottos multi-coated, including anti-reflection,
Schott glass LCD protector for your camera. They have custom sized for
Nikon & Canon, and they have standard sizes which might work for other
brands of cameras.
http://www.giottos.com/pro_view.aspx?nId=8&TypeId=37

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Regards,

Savageduck

In article , Alfred
Molon wrote:

Is there any way to reapply the anti-glare coating?

In practical terms, no. Typical anti-glare coatings are vacuum
deposited onto the raw glass part before it's incorporated into the
screen system.

On 2014.06.20, 17:44 , Alfred Molon wrote:
I wrote a while ago that the LCD screen of my camera is scratched. I've
figured out now that in reality it's the anti-glare coating which is
going away. This makes it more difficult to see the LCD screen in bright
daylight.

Is there any way to reapply the anti-glare coating?

Anti-glare coatings are useless.

In public I point my camera at someone and they just glare at me angrily.



(No. There is no way I'm apologizing for that).



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