🌧️ Protective LensCoat Raincoat RS Small - Ultimate Weather Shield for Your Camera Lens Review

Snow (weather was not favourable). Very easy to attach to the camera. I just have to get used to working with the camera with the lens hood on. Camouflage pattern on the hood was exactly what I ordered, but the image of the pattern on the internet seemed different to me. The difference in pattern isn't enough to send it back and get a pattern that I think would be better for shooting in the woods. I doubt a deer and a bear will tell the difference. . . (but turkey can :-))

Why can't these companies use common sense and make a worthy product really good? Overall excellent quality/fabrics but realizing this thing is difficult because it's just hard to attach to the camera! More specifically yes you need a lens hood yes there is a bungee cord in the lens cover but unlike their higher end/bigger products this one doesn't have a built in rubber/grip so it's very difficult to remove that actually covering the lens left on the lens, making it pointless to have that…

works. Something like. May be. I have a Sony A77 with a 16-50mm lens as a 'running' setup, so I don't need the bigger (and better specs) LensCoats. and still leave access to the viewfinder to make some adjustments: I sewed velcro strips to the inside of the lens grommet on the cap and applied very thin velcro strips to the top and bottom of the lens hood to lock the cap in place and prevent it from it falls in sight. I did the same with the top of the boot, sewing a small square of Velcro on…