Camera Lens Rain Cover Raincoat Sleeve Gear Camo for Canon EOS R5 Mark II R10 R7 R6 R Rp Rebel T7 T8i T7i 90D 80D 4000D SL3 SX70 Nikon Z7II Z6II Z5 D780 D850 D7500 D5600 D3500 Coolpix P1100 P1000 P950

I bought this to use when our family went to Niagara Falls this summer. We were up close and personal on the American side going to Cave of the Winds experience. We were soaked as we climb to where we could touch the falls and while the bag was wet, the camera was kept completely dry. The same was true during the Maid of the Mist boat adventure! Highly recommend. The product was easily adjustable for use by myself and husband. Great value for the money.

I don’t “plan” on ever filming in the rain, but may encounter some on an upcoming project, so I got these to protect my gear, and they appear to be able to do that. They feel sturdy and well-made.

I could not find one to fit my 600mm zoom but this fits my 100-400 lens fine mounted on my Nikon D7500, and I used the extra plastic cover to cover the money lens. This is a good deal, pretty easy to put on and take off, quite durable.

I got a new one for hiking in Oregon, especially on the Trail of Ten Waterfalls. Worked great.

This raincoat cover is what you'd expect - a bag with openings for the camera lens and your hands and a clear plastic windows through which to view the camera screen. The material and zipper are of good quality the raincoat appears to be well made. However, you need to be aware of two flaws in the design if you own a Nikon P950 and perhaps some other cameras as well.1. The camera must be turned on to extend the lens far enough to firmly attach the raincoat and tighten the drawstring around it This isn't onerous, but it is inconvenient both at turn on and turn off (where it has to be detached first).2. The more serious flaw is that the (Nikon) sensor around the camera's eyepiece detects the plastic window as being an eye and quickly switches to the viewfinder mode. I tired manipulating the window but couldn't find a position that prevented the unwanted switch. That makes this cover impractical unless you are going to exclusively use the viewfinder for shooting and/or menus. YMMV with other cameras.In summary, if you have a P950, this cover will require you a to use a specific sequence to attach and detach it from the lens whenever you turn the camera on and off, and it is absolutely not for you if you want to use the screen in any way. Again, YMMV with other cameras.

I ordered this rain cover for a football game that I knew the weather was going to be rainy. It was the last high school football game for a family member and I was shooting on the field for the first time.It's very well made and kept my camera and lens dry despite the blowing mist and rain.My only complaint was it was awkward to adjust the lenses when taking pictures. Especially with a 400 mm lens. I had a hard time keeping both hands in the cover to adjust the focus while hand holding.Overall, a nice cover with a bit of a learning curve.

I bought this a couple of years ago. And it still works. Great rain coat for my camera. I like the two open ends….and how each end has a zip string lock to close it. The clear plastic helps to view the images. The top zipper allows fir the on camera flash to go on. And you can place the zipper heads very close to the hotshoe and it still manages to keep water away.

Took to Costa Rica during rainy season. Wanted to protect my camera while enjoying the landscape and animals.Found this to be bulky and hard to use while taking photos by hand. I would guess this would be fantastic if used with a tripod.

Fits my Canon R6 and EF 70-200mm f2.8 II with adapter (but doesn't cover the lens hood). Perfect for medium size lenses. Good overall quality.

A ver, me ha llegado hoy mismo y al probarlo con la SONY RX10 Mark IV, he podido comprobar varias cosas.A FAVOR: Parece resistente al agua ya que es plástico (no es de nylon). La cámara queda cubierta con el objetivo extendido con el parasol.EN CONTRA: No me fio de la tapa por donde sale la correa ya que queda expuesta y no está sellada. Yo no tengo una manos grandes pero aunque entran, casi no se pueden manejar los controles de la cámara. Y mucho menos enfocar manualmente o utilizar el zoom manual. Sencillamente imposible.Queda por probarla bajo la lluvia. Cuando lo haga, editaré la opinión. Una pena lo de la estrechez para las manos porque por lo demás, tiene buena pinta pero olvidaros de acceder al objetivo.

Der Regenschutz kommt mit einer Netz-Transporttasche. Er ist gut verarbeitet und wirkt sehr durchdacht. Die meisten Features sieht man auch auf den Produktfotos, ich möchte trotzdem nochmal die wichtigsten Punkte aufzählen, die mir aufgefallen sind:- Rückseite aus transparentem PVC- wasserdichte Reißverschlüsse an den Seiten der Rückseite- Dichtlippe am vorderen Ende der Objektivöffnung- Kordelzüge an Objektivöffnung (vorn und in der Mitte) und den seitlichen Grifföffnungen- wasserdichter Doppelreißverschluss unten (für Stativ, etc.)- wickelbare Öffnung oben für Blitz oder KameragurteEine Sache fehlt mir (vielleicht braucht man das aber auch gar nicht unbedingt) und das ist eine Art große Sonnenblende (oder hier dann Regenblende) vorn, damit kein Wasser an's vordere Ende des Objektivs gelangt, die Sicht aber auch nicht beeinträchtigt wird.