LensCoat Raincoat Pro (Black) Camera Lens rain Sleeve Cover Camouflage Protection LCRCPBK

This is a very well-made raincoat for cameras. It has a solid feel to it and can accommodate a wide range of lenses. I've used it with a Nikon 80mm f/1. 8 lens. Both the Nikon 400mm F4 and the Nikon 500mm F4 zoom lenses are available. 0 tele. Even when shooting shorter tele lenses, there are enough straps to keep the fit under control. It makes the camera less accessible, but not to the point where I ever took it off, as it does with all rain gear. My Wimberley Sidekick gimbal mount and long lenses were both protected by the Raincoat. I've only used it with the D500 so far, but it would have worked with any of my Nikon DSLRs.

Ares Strickland

| Jul 30, 2021

On my Nikon 300mm f/2, I use the LensCoat Raincoat Pro. It's version 8 and it's fantastic. I've used the plastic/vinyl lens raincoats before, and they're fine, but Lenscoat takes it to the next level. The other covers appear to have a mind of their own, sticking up where they shouldn't, moving around, and making it difficult to get to your camera. This LensCoat is well-fitting, stays in place, and makes it relatively easy to access your camera without too much clutter. Shooting in the rain is bad enough as it is, so why make it even worse by using a cheap raincoat for your lens? Spend the money on a good raincoat for yourself and your lens to brighten up that gloomy day.

Reid Joseph

| Feb 03, 2021

I bought one of these for my large telephoto lenses and only got to use it yesterday. As the rain began to fall after I had left the shelter area, I discovered that setting up the camera in the field is simple. I was able to run the flash cord through it with no issues. The fit on the 600mm was good, but it wasn't long enough for me to close the back completely around the camera. To do that, I would have needed to extend the lens hood, but having the camera exposed and viewable was not a problem. br>A small amount of water got into the lens hood, which is to be expected when shooting birds up in the air. Overall, this is a nice addition to your gear that will allow you to photograph in inclement weather or protect your equipment if you get caught in some unexpected rain showers.

Dash Branch

| Mar 29, 2021

The camouflage is good, but the cover is so big that it can only be used with a tripod. While in a kayak, I do handheld work, and all of the fabric is cumbersome because it doesn't fit well. It's a shame because the quality is excellent, but the fit is terrible.

Dior SHARPE

| Aug 14, 2021

I've already used it in the rain with no problems, and I have it on my Sony A9 and the Sony 200-series camera. I have a 600mm lens, so I have to rely on this product to do its job.

Rodrigo Kelly

| Jul 17, 2021

This came in handy during my trip to Alaska. I visited Katami National Park, where it rained but my camera remained dry! It was fantastic! When it wasn't on my tripod, it was a little more difficult to use. On my 150-pound backpack, I had it. With the lens hood on, I was able to get a 600mm focal length.

Zyaire Vance

| Sep 14, 2021

This came in handy when I was photographing birds in a light drizzle. It kept my gear dry, was simple to put on and take off, and allowed me to continue shooting in inclement weather. It is strongly advised that you do not miss your shot.

Raina Holden

| Jan 23, 2021

Oh, yes, this is a must-have!! Made to last a lifetime by protecting your camera from the elements, keeping it dry, and making it easy to use! Great camouflage and even better service!! Arrived ahead of schedule! Thank you very much!.

Ephraim Glover

| Jul 20, 2021