Hey Bob. Must have missed this comment when you first posted. Sorry about that! The short answer is that it varies, but I would suggest either the Large size of the Think Tank Emergency Rain cover, or the Think Tank Hydrophobia 300-600 V3. Both of those do have enough room to work a zoom under the cover. With smaller lenses like a 70-200, and smaller covers, you are expected to rotate the zoom ring from outside the cover. It’s doable with practice… The source said the Navy pilot, who managed to eject safely from the F35, “knew almost right away” and attempted to abort take-off but had to eject due to coming to an end on the runway. Unfortunately I got a problem. I own a mirrorles EOS M50 and its compactness that makes it easy to carry during trips is a disadvantage when it comes to these rain covers. I just bought a cover similar to the Altura one. It is simply too big even if the camera can fit inside properly with the needed attention. Also consider functionality. Many rain covers feature transparent windows or flaps that allow you to access essential camera controls, such as buttons, dials, and the viewfinder. That was fast! Yes it’s quite large, but thankfully due to the light and thin material it is relatively easy to gather up when used on smaller setups. Reply

The best rain covers for your camera and lens in 2023 The best rain covers for your camera and lens in 2023

The stretchy neoprene sleeve slips over your lens and onto the camera body, with drawstring cords tightening around the base and lens to create a snug fit. Acouple of well-sealed slots allow your camera’s strap to pass through the top. This amazing shape-shifting drone is like something straight out of sci-fi, but it's real – and autonomous… This cover is spacious enough to protect afull-frame SLR and a 70-200mm lens, with enough room to allow easy operation of all the camera and lens controls. However, unlike some covers, where you’ll have to fumble around blind, Manfrotto’s large clear plastic panel lets you see everything, although condensation build-up in coldorhumid weather could spoil the view. Interesting article and review piece, and to be honest it is not something I think much about. I’m an amateur hobbyist, so no commercial work or definite reason to HAVE to shoot in the rain. But you are right in that you never know when that opportunity may come. A rain cover for a camera is a protective cover made from waterproof material that shields your camera and lens from rain, snow, and other moisture. This enables you to continue shooting in wet conditions, without allows you to shoot in adverse weather conditions without compromising the safety of your gear. Note, though, that they are not designed for submerging in water. If you want to do that, see our guide to the best underwater housings for cameras and phones. How do I choose the right rain cover for my camera?Zip fastening roll up sides can also be removed fromNote: This canopy is made specifically for the TGA Supersport (standard size), it will not fit any other models. I think you should get the Think Tank Hydrophobia 70-200 v3. It’ll be fairly bunched up when using your shorter lenses, but it’s still workable. Whereas if you got the Hydrophobia 24-70, it’s not going to cover your 70-200, which is your most expensive lens. https://www.thinktankphoto.com/collections/hydrophobias/products/hydrophobia-d-70-200-v3-0-rain-cover?rfsn=140348.1cb649 Reply All of the Hydrophobia covers come with a front element cover that is tethered to the main cover and can be used to stop water from getting onto the front of your lens when you’re waiting to shoot or walking around. I’ve always found that useful, and it surprises me that none of the other rain covers on the market offer this simple feature. You are right, it is a problem to get very small rain covers for mirrorless cameras. I think the small Vortex covers would be a good options but I don’t know anything about the Movo. Reply

Mobility Scooter Canopies | All Weather Canopies | Mobility Mobility Scooter Canopies | All Weather Canopies | Mobility

The jet, which was carrying top-secret technology, was meant to have its covers removed before taking off.

Table of Contents

PortaBrace is a well-known company so I would expect this to be great. I might see if I can borrow one to test and add to this guide. Thanks for the inspiration! Reply

Plastic Rain Cover - Etsy UK Plastic Rain Cover - Etsy UK

Yeah, although to be honest, so few people use filter systems that I think it would be a tiny market. Even fewer people would continue to use one in the rain… I think your best bet is to use an umbrella holder clamped to your tripod 🙂 Reply Not all of our products are eligible for VAT relief, so we are obliged to charge VAT for those products even after you complete this form. Hi Dan, I came to this review because I am looking for a rain cover for my Canon 5D mk3 with various lenses including the Sigma 150mm x 600 Contemporary lens. I shoot mostly birdsong I also like to shoot landscape, but like you say, not likely to use my filters the rain. Been looking at the Thin Tank Vortex. Not sure if it fixes onto a camera with a tripod or monopod. It also looks like it can be used hand held. Great article, I shall look for more of your stuff. Thank you, Gary Reply DISCLAIMERWe would always recommend that your canopy is fitted by an engineer or an experienced canopy fitter. If you fit a canopy yourself, Mobility Smart will offer no responsibility for damage caused by an incorrectly fitted canop Hydrophobia 70-200 V3– For cameras with medium-telephoto zoom lenses such as 70-200mm, 100-400mm, 100-500mmThanks so much! Really appreciate it. Buying it for my boyfriend’s bday and felt lost deciding. Your article is such a help. Best to you. Reply If you fail to return any VAT exemption forms to us we WILL charge your card for the outstanding VAT. Yes, many mid- and high-range DSLRs and mirrorless cameras are now weather-sealed. But this only protects them up to a point and they may not stand up to a serious downpour. Plus you need to think about protecting your lenses just as much as you do your camera. Not to mention that rain covers will make it easier to change memory cards or camera batteries.