The Cavision SWJ223 Slide-On Windcover offers optimum wind protection without the need for a basket or blimp-type windshield and wind-muff. Artificial rabbit fur significantly diffuses high-wind noise. The slide-on design features an 0.90" (23mm) inner diameter and is intended for microphones measuring 7" (177.8mm) in length. The small and lightweight windcover is an excellent solution for field recording with shotgun microphones, stereo microphones, etc.

Measures 7" (177.8mm) Long    0.90" (23mm) Inside Diameter    Slide-On Design    Artificial Rabbit Fur    Dark Grey

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this lens suitable for astrophotography?

A: No it is not

Q: 2. Is the manual focus a "wire focus"? I mean, what actually rotates the focusing mechanism: a motor or your hand?

A: This lens is focus by wire.

Q: 3. Is this lens highly recommended for street portrait photography?

A: Yes, it's super lightweight, focuses very quickly, and f/2 is plenty bright even at night. The 23mm is just the right in-between focal length that can give you decent portraits, and full length as well as being wide enough for group scenes.

Q: 4. Can I use this lens in wedding photography?

A: Yes, you can certainly use the XF 23mm lens for wedding photography, especially if youre using it like you would for street photography where youre trying to capture part of the environment surrounding the subject(s) that youre taking pictures of. The 23mm can indeed be used for portraits, provided that you avoid getting too close to whoever youre trying to photograph, since even modest wide angle lenses can cause some unflattering facial distortions to occur.

Q: 5. Does it work with fuji xt30?

A: Yes.

Q: 6. Which size infrared filter fits this lens?

A: 43mm filter thread

Q: 7. is it new or used ?

A: This product is new in the box.

Q: 8. A urgent question,can I use a 23 mm wr f2 on my xpro 1?.

A: Yes. My suggestion is to update the body and lens to the latest firmware

Q: 9. Have any of you chosen this 23mm f2 over the 16 f2.8? or vice versa? What were some of your deciding factors for your decision?

A: 23mm on APS-C is equivalent to 35mm perfect for all around use , spatially for street photography

Q: 10. Can someone help compare this with the (older?) XF23/f1.4 R? Other than WR, is the f/1.4 sharper? Why is it more expensive.

A: As others have stated the sheer fact that the F1.4 is one stop faster is likely the biggest factor in price. Apparently any barrel distortion is corrected in the lens whereas its slower(F2) brother is corrected in post. However, the F2 seems to focus quicker for me and the smaller size makes it a perfect match for the Fuji system and a dream to work with when size is a factor. As I see it the only thing the F1.4 gives you that the other does not is F1.4.