Kenko LCD Protective Film for SONY A6500 A6300 A6000

Key Features
- Kenko LCD Protective Film
- For Sony A6500, A6300, and A6000
- Anti-smudge coating
- Anti-reflection coating
- Anti-scratch hard coat
- Removable film applicator tab
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Overview
The Kenko LCD Protective Film is an essential accessory for frequently-traveling photographers. It protects the rear LCD of the Sony A6500, A6300, and A6000 mirrorless digital cameras from environmental elements. This film comes with an anti-reflection coating that controls glare to improve viewing in the bright conditions. An anti-smudge coat is given to the film to prevent fingerprints. The hard coating core layer safeguards the LCD from scratches. An applicator tab is provided to ensure simple application on the LCD.
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- Kenko LCD Protective Film for SONY A6500 A6300 A6000
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