I'm using a plastic film similar in material to the "next oil change due" stickers or holiday window stickers. It adheres to glass rather than sticks, making it fairly easy to remove.
It is clear (no fuzziness or opaqueness), but it is sightly grey in appearance. It can be stacked in four or five layers to reduce brightness during night or low-light photography. A buddy (Ron, can you hear me?) gave me a squarefoot of that stuff once, for use as creative filters (cutting out a vignette, or using small triangles to soften the image). I used the film for a year on my D30, and while the plastic got scratched up a bit, it never bothered me enough to replace it. I removed the protective plastic when I sold the camera, and the LCD screen glass looked immaculate. Great stuff, I say. Lars -- .~. Lars Michael /V\ [EMAIL PROTECTED] /(_)\ http://www.larsmichael.com/ ^^ ^^ * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
