The LensCoat Cover for Canon EOS R Drop-In Filter Mount Adapter in digital camo offers your valuable equipment some protection from scrapes and bumps, preserving its resale value. They also help break up the shape of your lens, making it less noticeable to wildlife.

Neoprene Construction    Protects from Scrapes and Bumps    Makes Lens Less Noticeable to Wildlife

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with canon eos R5

A: Yes it will. It is designed to work with all the Canon R series cameras.

Q: 2. Will this work with the RP

A: Yes it will. This will work with the Canon EOS RP as well.

Q: 3. Can it be used together with other adapters for EF to GFX?

A: Yes, mounting is possible when using more than one adapter. However, from our tests, the results have been wildly variable - from inoperability to semi-operability based on the make of the adapter, the firmware versions employed by lens, camera, and adapter, etc. As such, we cannot fully endorse such a combination.

Q: 4. Can this adapter be used with the Canon TSE 17mm??

A: Yes, the adapter is compatible with the Canon 17mm TSE lens.

Q: 5. The drop-in polarizing comes with the polarizing filterbut do I have to buy a clear filter separately if I want to photograph without a polarizer? Or can I just remove the glass from the holder? Meaning I can't just take the whole thing out and have an open slot in the adapter, right?

A: You would have to purchase the clear drop in filter and use in place of the polarizer. Click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/2YSbEQ8

Q: 6. Does this adapter have the control ring as in the $199 version?

A: This adapter lacks a control ring.

Q: 7. I am more concerning the image quality and autofocus speed when using polarizer filter. Does it degrade the image quality of the captured image? Does it slow down the autofocus speed at all?

A: It works well , does not change the auto focus speed and does not degrade the image quality

Q: 8. Once the polarizer or ND filter is removed do you have to put a clear filter in it's place is okay without a filter?

A: Yes, once you remove the polarizer or ND filter, you have to put a clear filter (BH #CADICFA • MFR #3444C001) in it's place.

Q: 9. I am more concerning the image quality and autofocus speed when using this variable ND filter. Does it degrade the image quality or add othe color tone(s) or hue(s) to the captured image? Does it slow down the autofocus speed at all?

A: It works well , The darker the ND the slower the focus usually it gets , but in Mirrorless Digital Camera its not as bad , and it does not have a color shift

Q: 10. Will this fit with a Wimberely Sidekick attached to a RRS ballhead and a 600mm Nikon lens?

A: It should fit with no problems. I use the Raincoat with my 600mm Nikon lens on Wimberly head. The Raincoat has a Velcro bottom closure that fits around the mounting foot so there is no interference with the mounting foot and head.