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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 288374" data-attributes="member: 13090">Yeah, it ain't just you and your D3100; it's a problem with LCD screens in general and some LCD screens just handle glare better than others. I can't say I've used any of the anti-glare screen protectors out there, but I do use the ZAGG Invisible Shield, which I'm assuming is what you mean when you say, &quot;Zag material&quot;. Invisible Shield, as you probably already know, is THE BOMB when it comes to screen protection. I don't know that it has any anti-glare qualities to it, however. Then too maybe what you have is different than what I'm using on my GPS unit. ??? Either way, I don't see how you could go wrong with using Invisible Shield, at least for general protection of your LCD. The glare thing, though, is just an issue we have all learned to deal with as best we can. All I can do is suggest you shade your LCD with something and get on with life....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 288374, member: 13090"] Yeah, it ain't just you and your D3100; it's a problem with LCD screens in general and some LCD screens just handle glare better than others. I can't say I've used any of the anti-glare screen protectors out there, but I do use the ZAGG Invisible Shield, which I'm assuming is what you mean when you say, "Zag material". Invisible Shield, as you probably already know, is THE BOMB when it comes to screen protection. I don't know that it has any anti-glare qualities to it, however. Then too maybe what you have is different than what I'm using on my GPS unit. ??? Either way, I don't see how you could go wrong with using Invisible Shield, at least for general protection of your LCD. The glare thing, though, is just an issue we have all learned to deal with as best we can. All I can do is suggest you shade your LCD with something and get on with life. [COLOR=#ffffff]...[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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