JJC DLP-7 Deluxe Water-Resistant Lens Pouch Case for Tamron SP 150-600mm F5-6.3 Di VC USD G2, Sigma 150-500mm F5-6.3 DG OS HSM, Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f5.6 ED VR, fits Lens Up to 144x 316mm

The lens is 500 meters long. This case is ideal for carrying my Nikon 200-megapixel camera. 500mm. Because there is some room at the bottom, you could add some foam for added protection. If you reverse the lens hood, which on the Nikon flips over the glass end and clicks into place, the case will hold this lens plus the lens hood. When the tripod collar is attached to the lens, the case will hold it as well. If you want to wear the lens and case on your shoulder, you'll need a separate strap (though there is a loop for belt carrying). Overall, this is a very nice case for lenses of this size, and it comes at a very low price.

Andre Berry

| May 31, 2021

For $21, I think it's a good deal. From A, you can get an 80 percent discount plus free shipping. It is well worth it to invest in R PHOTO VIDEO INC. br>br>The build quality is nearly as good as the Lowepro case I own, and not far behind the Case Logic gear I own. br>br>At first, I thought the padding was a little thin, but after comparison, it's on par with both of the other case manufacturers. br>br>I thought it could use a little more drop protection, so I added some extra foam padding of varying densities to the top and bottom of the case. br>br>With the additional foam layers, my Tamron SP 150- The hood, tripod mount, and arca QR are all more securely attached to the 600mm lens now. br>br>I also swapped out the flimsy carry strap for a more durable, padded Mountainsmith 2. 5" GripTek strap for security and comfort. br>br>The JJC case's narrow strap has been replaced with a small Lowepro lens case. br>br>At the very least, there is this JJC DLP- Regardless of how useful the carry strap is, the 7 case did come with one. br>br>I also fashioned a small carry handle out of Velcro strap material to provide a third mode of transportation for the case when needed. br>br>Overall, the construction and materials are of good quality. br>br>For the price, the stitching and design are adequate. Only time will tell if it will be as long-lasting as I hope. br>br>Another reason I chose this case is that it is several inches smaller on the outside than the Lowepro case designed for a lens as large as the Tamron SP 150-600mm. 600mm. The JJC case appears to fit almost perfectly inside the Lowepro, as shown in the photo. Having a case that provides good protection while not being too cumbersome helps make these excursions easier. br>br>I do a lot of hiking in remote areas for wildlife and landscape photography, and having a case that provides good protection while not being too cumbersome helps make these excursions easier. br>br>It's not quite 5 star quality, but it's good enough for the price. I'm happy with it as is, but with a few changes. br>br>A bird, a bird, a bird, a bird, a bird, a bird, a bird, a bird, a bird, a bird The word is "bird. ".

Christina Allen

| Jan 16, 2021

F/5-600mm Nikon FTZ adapter for 3 Di VC USD G2. The Tamron SP 150-mm lens was purchased by me. F/5-600mm 3 Di VC USD G2 was created specifically for a trip to Africa. I quickly realized that the lens would not fit in my travel camera bag after receiving it. Rather than purchasing a new camera bag and having to check luggage, I looked for a lens case that would fit in my Gregory Jade 38 Liter Backpack. br>br>I have a Nikon Z7 and need to use the Nikon FTZ adapter to use the Tamron lens. This lens case can hold the Tamron 150-600mm lens. The FTZ adapter can handle 600 watts without issue. However, I'm not sure how much longer it could be. It's a snug fit, but not so tight that the case closes on its own. The Tamron 150-millimeter lens is a versatile lens that can be used The number 600 is approximately ten. The FTZ is about 2 in, and the FTZ is about 1 in. Just to give you an idea of what will fit, I measured 8 inches. br>br>I spent a month in Africa, climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro. I climbed Mount Kilimanjaro and traveled to four different countries with the case and never had a problem. It fit perfectly at the bottom of my backpack and shielded my lens (especially when I forgot and slammed my backpack down too hard). My lens arrived in Africa in good condition, and I 100% would 100% recommend this case for travel. br>br>A strap was included with the case, but I never used it.

Emelia Proctor

| Oct 27, 2021

600mm. This is a fantastic little bag, particularly for the price. Unfortunately, it will not fit my Sony 200-series camera. The lens is 600mm G.

Kehlani Vega

| Sep 08, 2021

400! br>br>Me and my Fuji 100- The number 400 is huge. It's a fantastic lens, but it's large and cumbersome. I needed a way to protect it because it was both valuable and expensive. I bought this case without knowing if it would fit my lens. With the tripod attached and the hood reversed, my lens fits almost perfectly. Although the case is longer than my lens, this has proven to be a benefit. For added protection, I added some foam padding to the case's bottom. This allowed the lens to reach the very top of the case. I believe my lens is well protected, and I would recommend it to anyone who has a long or heavy lens.

Dean BURROWS

| Jul 12, 2021

This lens case does an excellent job of protecting my Nikon 200-mm lens. The lens is 500mm. The case is well-padded, with enough space inside to keep the lens ring mount and hood attached. I like how it comes with a carrying strap; it makes it easier to carry, and the velcro strap on the case is useful for attaching it to a backpack or hip belt; the case is well-made and appears to be quite durable. I haven't done any water testing yet. It doesn't appear to be resistant to water yet, but in light rain or foggy conditions, it appears to shed the water. Overall, I'm pleased with the lens case because it protects the lens far better than the Nikon lens bag.

Lawrence Freeman

| Mar 18, 2021

600 The construction is solid, and the protection is excellent. I can't say enough good things about the construction, which appears to be built to last. If it weren't for the Tamron 150-600mm lens, it would have received five stars. The 600mm lens is a little tight with the tripod foot attached. I was hoping for a little flex - It's possible that it will happen again - However, getting the entire unit (hood, lens, etc. ) is still a challenge. When it's stowed, take it out. Stowing is also a bit of a pain because the lens wants to slant on the way in. The padding catches the end of the piece. At the very least, if you can live without a quick draw for lens changes, it's worth it.

Aubrie Mason

| May 10, 2021

500 This was purchased for use with my Tamron 150-600mm lens. 500 lens. Even with the tripod foot attached, it fits perfectly. The zippers appear to be of good construction. I don't think it's completely waterproof, but it's certainly water resistant. If the shoulder strap was better, it would be a five-star product. Because the Tamron is a heavy lens, I'll need one with a bit more cushioning. This lens is carried by my wife, and the rest of my camera gear is carried by me in a backpack. However, it is an excellent value for the money, and I highly recommend it.

Mario Underwood

| Sep 25, 2021