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Key Features
- Protects Camera and Lens from Weather
- For DSLRs with Long Telephoto Lenses
- Access to Camera and Lens Controls
- Waterproof Poly Tricot with Taped Seams
For protecting your camera and telephoto lens from the elements, use the RainCoat 2 Pro Camera Cover (Digital Camo) from LensCoat. This product affords easy access to camera and lens controls while deflecting water, snow, salt spray, dust, sand, and dirt. Constructed from a lightweight waterproof and breathable poly tricot material with tape-sealed seams, this cover also features an integrated storage pocket and left side foldaway arm sleeve for easy access to lens controls and manual focus operation. This RainCoat 2 Pro is designed for use with DSLR cameras with 200-400mm, 300mm f/2.8, or 800mm-sized lenses. A hood extension sleeve is included for complete coverage of 600mm and 800mm lenses with attached hoods.
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Good afternoon,Will the Rain Coat 2 cover a 600mm f4 mounted on a Kirk KC-1 King Cobra Gimbal Tripod Head? Or will I have to use a ball head?Thank you for your help.
The rain coat will not work with a Gimbal head like the Kirk KC-1 King.
Date published: 2018-08-28
does it work with canon 1dx ii and 600mm f4 lens ...
does it work with canon 1dx ii and 600mm f4 lens ?
Yes the LensCoat RainCoat 2 Pro Camera Cover (Realtree Max5) will work with the Canon 1dx II with the Canon 600mm f/4 lens attached.
Date published: 2022-04-03
Other than long lenses I have a few wide angle ...
Other than long lenses I have a few wide angle lenses (Like Nikon 14-24 and Nikon 8-15) can this raincoat be adjusted in case I would want to use one of the small lenses?
It would be pretty awkward. The cover is 29" long, which fits my 600mm well. The fat end is 13" in diameter. There's a lot of material there. However, there is a Velcro seam along the entire bottom of the lens. You could probably manage to bunch up most of the fabric under your gear. What I would do instead is to pirate the shower cap from the next hotel in which you stay and use that for your shorties.
Date published: 2019-10-04
Will the lenscoat bodyguard CB work with this ...
Will the lenscoat bodyguard CB work with this cover?
The camera could be in the LensCoat BodyGuard CB when using the LensCoat RainCoat 2 Pro Camera Cover.
Date published: 2022-08-26
will this work with the wimberley gimbal?
will this work with the wimberley gimbal?
In theory, since there is an opening for the lens collar/foot, it should work. In practice though, it might be a little cumbersome to use and balance when on the Wimberley gimbal. I'd recommend practicing/attempting to balance lens on your gimbal at home before taking it out onto the field.
Date published: 2021-02-14
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How well does this fit the Sigma 150-600mm Contemporary? Would the Raincoat 2 Standard be a better fit (although I fear it might be slightly too small)?
I do not have Sigma 150-600mm lens. I bought the raincoat 2 for Nikon 400mm, 2.8 lens, and I have not used it in the field yet.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Will this fit with a Wimberely Sidekick attached to a RRS ballhead and a 600mm Nikon lens?
I use it on the Nixon 400 f2.8 and there is plenty of room. I use the extension fabric as a lens cover in severe weather.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Will the LCRC2PM4 fit the Canon5DM4 with the 100-400mm II Usm with the 1.4 extender with the Wimberley Sidekick gimbal on a RRS ballhead? I also use the Tamron 150-600 lens and would like one raincoat to fit both.
No, this one is way too big for your 100-400 Canon set up, it is for large lenses like 400,500&600mm f/2 or f/4 lenses. for your setup use the standard size. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/815180-REG/LensCoat_LCRCSM4_RainCoat_Standard_Realtree_Max4.htmlThis one should also work for your tamron just fine too. Yes it will work with gimble or ball heads.
Date published: 2018-08-28