The Canon EOS R5 Screen Protector & LCD Shieldfrom Canon EOS R5 Screen Protector & LCD Shieldwill protect your rear and top screens from scratches while providing full see-through visibility. Both shields secure to the camera by "dry fit" attachment. Just place them on the respective displays without any adhesives or anything else required.

Protect Rear and Top Displays from Scratches

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have a core edge lite with my r5c. It came with a dummy battery and I can only get 4K 30 off it. Will the DR-E6C DC let me shoot 4k60 ? If so, do I need another item to make it work ?

A: The Canon DR-E6C DC Coupler for EOS R5 C will supply enough power to allow the R5 C capture up to 8K RAW, so it will be sufficient for 4K 60p as well. However the Canon DR-E6C DC Coupler for EOS R5 C on it's own will not provided power, you will need to pair it with an AC power supply like the Canon CA-946 Compact Power Adapter for Select Canon Cinema EOS Cameras and Camcorders(BH #CACA946 ) or the Anton Bauer P-Tap to Canon 9V Barrel Cable (20") (BH #ANPC9RBSC) to adapt it to work with a d-tap power source.

Q: 2. is this canon part number cb3-9239-000?

A: I bought the off brand Vello Glass Screen Protector VGSPGCT21. Applies VERY easily, with no air bubbles).Highly recommended. I've used this brand on other cameras in the past. Can't go wrong.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with the R5 mark II?

A: Unfortunately no. The dimensions of 2 cameras are slightly different so new L-Brackets will need to be made for the Mark 2 version. So the Sunwayfoto Custom L-Bracket for Canon EOS R5 & R6 will not fit the R5 Mark 2.

Q: 4. Would this also work for the Canon R5?

A: The Canon DR-E6C is only compatible with the Canon EOS R5 C.

Q: 5. What is needed to power the EOS R5 C using the DR-E6C DC coupler in the field using battery power?

A: We do not have anything currently that will work with the Canon DR-E6C DC Coupler for EOS R5 C to power the camera in the field.

Q: 6. My Giottos screen protector is cracked and I need to remove it. How do I do this?

A: If you apply a little heat from a blow dryer, you should be able to lift the protector off the camera.

Q: 7. Can It power both lens and camera when shooting 8K 60 raw?

A: Yes but the Canon CA-946 is required as well. Please take a look at the following link: https://bhpho.to/3FwtBuc

Q: 8. Does this item regulate voltage? (BH #CADRE6C MFR #5664C001) If I am using a a v mount li-ion 150 watt 14.8v battery and a d-tap to dc barrel cable will this regulate the voltage from electicity fluctuations?

A: The Canon DR-E6C DC Coupler for EOS R5 C does not regulate voltage.

Q: 9. It would appear this "Camera Cage" is different than an L-Bracket and while it looks to have an Arca-Swiss mount on the base, does not have that on the side allowing the camera to be mounted vertically, correct? Does SmallRig make an L-Bracket for this camera? (If not, perhaps they should).

A: Yup! You're absolutely correct. Camera cages encompass the whole camera and are primarily meant to be used horizontally. They are typically used by videographers for mounting various video accessories onto their camera, whereas L-brackets usually only cover two out of four sides of the camera and allow the camera to be mounted vertically on tripods for photography. SmallRig did have an L-bracket for the R5/R6, but it is not currently available (as of Jan 3, 2021). I would recommend either the Really Right Stuff L-bracket (https://bhpho.to/2JJCI2q) or the Kirk L-bracket (https://bhpho.to/2X2Vi8C) for the R5/R6.

Q: 10. Can this fit the Eos rebel T7?

A: Unfortunately, this cage is only meant for the Canon EOS R5 and R6.