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Manfrotto E-702 PL Elements Cover (Black)

BH #MAPLE702 • MFR #MB PL-E-702
 6 reviews
Manfrotto E-702 PL Elements Cover (Black)
Key Features
  • Covers DSLR with 70-200mm Lens
  • Waterproof Protection for Cameras/Lenses
  • RipStop Nylon / Clear Panels for Viewing
  • Easy Slip-On / Drawstring Closure
The black E-702 PL Elements Cover from Manfrotto is a useful accessory to anyone who shoots in marginal weather. This lightweight, waterproof RipStop cover provides total protection for your DSLR with 70-200mm lens. It's easy to use and can be deployed rapidly when the weather suddenly turns sour.
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Manfrotto E-702 PL Overview

The black E-702 PL Elements Cover from Manfrotto is a useful accessory to anyone who shoots in marginal weather. This lightweight, waterproof RipStop cover provides total protection for your DSLR with 70-200mm lens. It's easy to use and can be deployed rapidly when the weather suddenly turns sour.

The spacious side sleeves give you total access to your setup and the clear TPU panels allow you to see your monitor or LCD display. There's also an adjustable, stiff hood that is designed to fit a wide variety of lenses. A double zipper is used to close the system irrespective of whether you are hand-holding your camera or using it on a tripod.

Fits DSLR with 70-200mm lens
Made from waterproof RipStop and clear TPU panels (thermoplastic polyurethane)
Secured in place by drawstrings
This cover allows you complete access to all functions of the lens
An adjustable stiff hood fits a variety of lens diameters
The full length double zipper provides complete coverage whether you are hand-holding or tripod mounting your camera/lens
UPC: 719821374602

Manfrotto E-702 PL Specs

Key Specs
Color
Black
Tripod Mountable
Yes
Environmental
Water Resistance
Waterproof (Material)
Features
Tripod Mountable
Yes
General
Materials
Exterior: Nylon
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.775 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
11 x 10.7 x 3.45"

Manfrotto E-702 PL Reviews

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question

Will a medium format camera (phase) fit inside?
Asked by: Martin Timothy S.
Yes, the Manfrotto E-702 PL Elements Cover will fit a medium format camera. (phase)
Answered by: James B.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

Will this standard E-702 PL cover (without the accessory extender) properly protect my 100-400L lens with my 60D body? do the rain drops on the clear plastic make shooting frustrating?
Asked by: Anonymous
It was immediately complicated, although to be fair, I have spent less than 1/2 hr trying to make it work and so have never used it.
Answered by: MARGARET S.
Date published: 2018-08-25

Can the stiff hood be taken off?

Can the stiff hood be taken off?
Asked by: Philipp
No, its permanently attached.
Answered by: Rob
Date published: 2020-06-16

question

Will this cover works with tripod ?
Asked by: KHIAM NENG H.
Yes it will. Velcro on the bottom.
Answered by: Marc R.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

Will this work with the Canon 24mm TS-E ll ?
Asked by: Anonymous
I think so, it is quite big.
Answered by: ALEXANDRE F.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

How do I mount the camera in the E-702 elements cover?
Asked by: Anonymous
Undo the long line of velcro. Place your camera into the clear plastic area lens first. Guide your lens through the tube. Their is another velcro which you will fasten around your lens. Fasten the long line of velcro to seal your camera inside. Your hands go in on each side to access the camera. It can be awkward with your camera strap as it will project out through the line of velcro. I imagine if you are set on a tripod you can remove the strap to make everything well sealed. I hope this helps.
Answered by: MADELAINE P.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

Can an external flash bar be added inside the bag?
Asked by: Connie D.
I have not used a flash bar however I do not think one would properly fit inside the rain cover.
Answered by: Marc R.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

how to store this cover without damaging the plastic? just folding it would leave marks and eventually crack the plastic wouldn't it?
Asked by: Amalia C.
Sorry, but I can't help. I was unable to even get this onto my Nikon D7200 so I returned it. I can say that it is pretty bulky and I think folding it could be problematic. Maybe someone that has one can give you a better answer.
Answered by: Gladys L B.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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