LensCoat LCRCSDC Raincoat Standard (Digital Camo) Review

Bought for outdoor photography in rain and snow. The lens shell itself is decently constructed, although the size is neither here nor there. I've tried this on both the Canon T2i and Canon 7D and the following lenses. On my largest Canon 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 lens, the lens cover is actually about 2 inches shorter; When I have a lens cap attached to the end of the hood, there is not enough room to put my hand in the hand hole. In order to use this conveniently, I have to fix it in the center of the

Absolutely not satisfied. After all the positive reviews I thought this would be a great raincoat. But I was totally disappointed. Pros: The fabric quality is good. but that's the only real praise I can give him. Cons 1) It only has one hand hole on the right side for camera control. But there is no dedicated hole to access the zoom ring. (Note that this is for a larger camera with a 70-200 lens). So either try turning it on the outside or unclip the bottom of the velcro and pull it up and in…

This product meets my high standards. The materials are of high quality, the assembly and the design are first class. First, this thing really works as it's supposed to, which is saying a lot these days. drops of water through. I found it somewhat water repellent; and when some small spots got dirty from intensive wildlife photography and seeped a little into the outer material, it still retained water due to the membrane on the inside. Attaching the cap to the camera and lens is quick and…