Expensive but very beautifully manufactured and fits to the mm exactly on my black Fujifilm X100T. Is well placed no longer recognizable as an accessory. Bravo! When assembling something tact a dust-space is needed and beneficial, otherwise there inclusions, which are visible when the display is off. My recommendation: The staubfreieste space is often a (recently cleaned) toilet. I know that from experience from drying freshly developed negatives. Ensure good lighting! Contrary to the manual one should the top (facing away from the camera) protective film is the first to remove because it is something about the glass and the clear view takes on Schutzglas- and display edges hanging up. Before removing the lower protective film a few times to practice the laying on, then wipe the display briefly dust. Do not wipe too long, otherwise creates static electricity which attracts dust. Once the bottom sheet is from, it has to be fast. Create a long side of the protective glass that fits really nicely into the frame of the display. If the short sides are nicely aligned, again briefly consider absence of dust on the display, and then hang up, the glass soaks up immediately sealed on display on, finished. Take off and correct it maybe once, but experience has shown that brings unnecessary dust in between, so it should fit right away.
