Plastic Covers For Laminator Machine

I wanted a carrier I could use with SD cards and plastic covers. This fits the bill!!

I couldn't help but take the time to let others know that this lens cap works great. It covers the rear of the lens. It is plastic. It turns on the lens. It says Sony on it (the reason I bought it). In all seriousness, it is the original OEM lens cap for Sony FE lenses. If you ever need it, this is the one.

I really like that these 9 volt batteries have plastic covers for the +/- contacts. This allows me to place spares in my camera bags without needing to find a bag or box to prevent a battery from shorting out.

After looking at the various rain covers available on the market (from glorified plastic bags up through custom fitted sleeves) I settled on the RainCoat as the ideal solution. The cover is sturdy and well made and fits a wide variety of configurations from my 5D2/24-105 to my 1Dx/70-200 with room to spare. The lens end of the cover wraps firmly around the hood and the back cinches up tightly to prevent water, dust and grime from getting to the camera or can be opened a little or a lot to allow rear-screen viewing. The access sleeve can be put away behind a velcro cover or can provide access to the camera functions. The bottom velcro closure can be sealed for hand holding or can be used to allow a tripod or sling to be connected. All in all I'm more than satisfied with my purchase!

If you are considering purchasing top quality photography equipment and spend countless hours exploring the web for the best possible deal. I have done extensive comparisons and B&H is the best! I ordered The My Studio MS32, and as large as the box was, it arrived in perfect condition less than 2 days after I placed my order. The best possible price and the best customer service! I now have a favorite store to purchase from, thank you B&H. As far as the product; I would not consider anything but My Studio products.... Remember to take your time setting up especially removing the plasic covers on the lights, the tabs can break if you dont use caution. A thin flat head screw driver works well to seperate plastic from housing. You may need to do both sides to assist from removing from housing. I needed to assist in three spots on each side by the tabs. Also when replacing the plastic covers after assembly it is important to allign the tabs in slots before pressing. It was fairly easy to assemble by myself with a little inginuity since it is best probably with two people as described by instructions. Watch the dvd video prior to assembly to familiarize yourself, it is well done.

Applied it without bubbles or issues. It covers the whole screen on a RX100 v.  expensive for a thin piece of plastic but less expensive than most other alternatives

It covers the slot it needs to cover. Good powder coating. I still use the little rubber/plastic screw washers between the screw head and hole so...

After years of the cheap clear plastic covers that last once or twice, I pulled the trigger on the Emergency Rain Cover and the day it arrived it was put to use. It was easy to attach to the lens and camera and did what it was supposed to do, kept the gear dry. I started with a large for my bigger lens, I'm going to order a medium and small as well.

Using a strap or tape to attach this to an actor, these plastic covers help reduce the scraping sounds that are common with lavaliers placed underneath clothing.

I own other rain covers but had problems with fogging up and aleigning the plastic windows with the camera's LCD & menu displays in the rain, inconvient when in a downpour. The RainCoat, because its open in the back, and can be closed in heavy rain, permits easy access to the camera (D3s)and fogging is not a problem because the RainCoat shields the back of the camera. I use the 70-200mm lens. This is not an everyday use product but very handy and folds up small in the bag or pocket.