topic Re: measurement of different Canon body LCD screen in Camera Accessories

EOS 7D Mark II screen protector measurements

ezpop — Tue, 27 Aug 2024 13:42:11 GMT

Why I am asking ?

I am selling one of my old cameras - EOS M. I discovered scratches on the protective film of the rear LCD screen.

I have every other cameras protected by either film or glass protectors. And now I've got a 7D2, I wanna find one that will fit but cannot trust the retailers. Some items are described to fit 550D 600D 60D 7D and 5D2 and 5D3. Obviously, they are not of the same design and they vary in sizes. 3"and 3.2".

I know that 7D2 has a 3 inches LCD but how different it is from the 60D or 7D. Do they have different measurements ?

I used to have a 600D (T3i) 60D and 7D and they are all sold. So I cannot take measurement of those models.

Please share your information.

Appreciated.

Re: measurement of different Canon body LCD screen

RobertTheFat — Fri, 16 Jan 2015 16:44:54 GMT

I suppose we could whip out our rulers and do some measurements for you. But I believe the specs for every EOF camera ever made are available on the Canon Web site. I frankly think you'd be better off going with Canon's specs than trusting us to get it right.

Re: measurement of different Canon body LCD screen

ezpop — Fri, 16 Jan 2015 17:02:01 GMT

Canon USA website showed the measurement of 70D but not the 7D2. Will keep digging. thanks

Re: measurement of different Canon body LCD screen

ezpop — Fri, 16 Jan 2015 18:09:22 GMT

Canon USA website showed the measurement of 70D but not the 7D2. Yes, I have a ruler and I will check it out for this one. It's strange that Canon website don't provide details for every model. No details for 7D and 7D2 as compaired to 70D.

Re: measurement of different Canon body LCD screen

ezpop — Fri, 16 Jan 2015 20:53:44 GMT

I found the answer :

Re: measurement of different Canon body LCD screen

dwpaul — Tue, 27 Aug 2024 13:41:31 GMT

The ProMaster Crystal Touch Screen Shield for the 7D2 (#4324) has dimensions 66.92 mm W x 45.92 mm H. The one for the 70D (#4317) has dimensions 67.5 mm W x 46.2 mm H.
Here are a few more (as of July 2024):

5DR (discontinued) 4310 71.58 mm W x 49.1 mm H
5DS (discontinued) 4310 71.58 mm W x 49.1 mm H
5D Mk III (discontinued) 4310 71.58 mm W x 49.1 mm H
5D Mk IV 1161 70.2 mm W x 48 mm H
6D Mk II 4317 67.5 mm W x 46.2 mm H
7D Mk II 4324 66.92 mm W x 45.92 mm H
70D 4317 67.5 mm W x 46.2 mm H
77D 4331 67.7 mm W x 46.6 mm H
80D, 90D 4317 67.5 mm W x 46.2 mm H
G1X III 6310 75.6mm W x 50.4mm H
G5X, G5X II 6310 75.6mm W x 50.4mm H
G7X 6310 75.6mm W x 50.4mm H
G7X III 6317 74.6mm W x 48.9mm H
G9X, G9X II 6310 75.6mm W x 50.4mm H
M6, M6 II 6310 75.6mm W x 50.4mm H
M50 6310 75.6mm W x 50.4mm H
M100 6310 75.6mm W x 50.4mm H
R 3321 78.3mm W x 52.2mm H
RP 8595 76.4 mm W x 51.2 mm H
R5, R5C 1206 74.3mm W x 56mm H
R6, R6ii, R7 1213 71.3mm W x 53.1mm H
R10, R100 62027 76.2 mm W x 49.5 mm H
R8, R50 6317 74.6mm W x 48.9mm H
SL2, SL3 8595 76.4 mm W x 51.2 mm H
T5, T6, T7 1140 67 mm W x 50 mm H
T4i, T5i, T6i, T7i 4331 67.7 mm W x 46.6 mm H
T8i 6317 74.6mm W x 48.9mm H

The formula in @expop's answer above may have been (mostly) true in 2015, but most DSLR screens are wider and shorter than a 3:2 aspect ratio now to better display images that are 16:9 (typical of HD video).

ProMaster no longer offers a screen protector for the 7D (Mk I), which has a screen dimension of ~64 mm W x ~49 mm H (which is about a 3:2 aspect ratio). However, the (discontinued but still available from some resellers) "Basic" 2.7" Screen Shield model #4205 has dimensions 59 mm W x 45 mm H, so it will fit on the 7D1 screen (but not cover all of it).

Dave

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Re: measurement of different Canon body LCD screen

shadowsports — Fri, 23 Aug 2024 04:20:31 GMT

Greetings,

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