This Lens Cover for Canon RF 70-200mm F4 IS in Realtree Max4 from LensCoat offers your valuable equipment protection from minor scrapes and bumps, preserving its resale value. It also helps break up the shape of your lens, making it less noticeable to wildlife. Included is a zoom sleeve that can be used to cover the lens section that is exposed when the lens is zoomed.

100% Closed-Cell Neoprene    Protects against Scrapes and Bumps    Helps Hide Lens from Wildlife    Lens Controls Remain Viewable    Zoom Sleeve Included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work on the D5300?

A: Yes, this lens is compatible with the Nikon D5300.

Q: 2. What Nikon cameras is this lense compatible with?

A: All DX and FX Nikon bodies will take it.It's a great lens!

Q: 3. How do my professional brothers carry this lens? In the bush it's hard enough to carry gear and still be flexible enough to shoot at a waterhole. I will definitely be at least 200ft from my subject, my armed-guide will watch out for approaching predators. I thought about leaving it mounted to the camera body but the dust is everywhere. Is there a particular tube container out there? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!

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Q: 4. What does the ED on the lens stand for? the lens i want to replace does not have that on it

A: ED refers to Extra-low Dispersion (ED) glass element which minimizes chromatic aberration for superior optical performance.

Q: 5. Is this considered a wide angle lens?

A: Yes it is. 18mm in this format is equivalent to 28mm in 35mm format terms. Wide angle focals are any focal less than typically 50mm in 35mm terms. The 18mm focal on this lens has a field of view 76 degrees wide which is plenty wide for scenic landscapes, group shots, interior shots, close-up full body portraits. There are definitely wider focals than this to choos from, however this is a common type to work with. This is the same lens included with most of the Nikon DX DSLR cameras.

Q: 6. Does this lens work wit a Nikon D5500?

A: Yes, this lens is compatible with the Nikon D5500.

Q: 7. does this lens work with a Nikon D7100?

A: This lens would work very well with your D7100. I use mine on my D7000 and D90 often. It is the wide lens answer to my telephoto lens and I love it.

Q: 8. Can this work on a nikon fm10?

A: No, unfortunately not. The lens in question does not have an aperture ring to change the f stops with this manual camera. Furthermore the fm10 does not have any electronic lens mount contacts to engage the VR system.

Q: 9. Has anyone had any problem getting such a large lens through customs into a foreign country? Any thoughts about going through differently that regular hand held luggage?

A: You should not have issues going through Customs with a large lens, though if you are concerned I suggest contacting the local office of where you are traveling to confirm. It is not advised to store lenses in checked baggage, and you should only travel with camera equipment in a secure storage setting like a carry on bag.

Q: 10. If price was not an issue would you still purchase the 500mm for high quality images or step up to the 600mm?

A: Which lens I would go with would depend on whether I needed a 500mm or 600mm focal length. It really wouldnt be a question of one lenss apparent quality over the other, but of how much reach I needed. Its like asking Phillips head or flat head: which tool is the right one for the job?