Provide protection to your gear with the RainCoat Large Sleeve (Forest Green Camo) from LensCoat. This product affords easy access to your gear while deflecting water, snow, salt spray, dust, sand, and dirt. The rear part opens for simple use of camera controls, while the bottom features a hook-and-loop closure that allows for the use of manual focus and tripods.

A waterproof and breathable poly tricot material makes this case durable and lightweight, while tape-sealed seams help keep your camera safe from the elements. This cover is designed for use with body and lens combinations of up to 21" in length, and can be adjusted for a tight fit through the use of cinch straps and an elastic cord around the hood section of the lens. This classic forest green camouflage pattern is well-suited for general use in wooded areas. This product is made in the USA and comes with a mesh storage pouch that can be used for transportation.

For Camera/Lens Combinations Up to 21"    Protects Gear from the Elements    Rear Access to Camera Controls    Lens Access via Bottom Closure    Cinch Straps Adjust Length    Elastic Cord Around Hood Section    Waterproof Poly Tricot Material    Tape Sealed for Maximum Protection    Mesh Storage Pouch Included    Made in USA

Poly tricot material keeps this product lightweight yet resistant against the elements

Adjustable rear access with cord lock allows for simplified control of your camera

Hook-and-loop closure at the bottom enables the use of tripods and monopods, as well as manual focus control

Cinch straps adjust cover length for a tight fit regardless of lens used

No dedicated eyepiece required to use this product

Compatible with LensCoat lens covers, Hoodie lens caps, and camera BodyGuards

Made in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this accommodate a Nikon D7100 with a Nikkor 18-300mm/f3.5-5.6G lens?

A: While this may be overkill for the 18-300mm lens, yes, the above gimbal would be compatible for use with your camera. Do note that gimbals are often designed to be connected to the tripod mount bracket on the bottom of large telephoto lenses.

Q: 2. I assume that since it isn't listed and it was specifically commented that it will not fit the P900, it will not fit the P1000 either. Do you offer a model that does fit the P1000?

A: This will not work on the P1000 and there currently isn't one that will work on the P1000. The eyecup on the P1000 does not seem to be removable.

Q: 3. Does this tablet work well with Dell products?

A: This is a great device; I've not tried it with Dell products, but I'm satisfied otherwise.

Q: 4. Any compatibility issues with Windows 10?

A: I use it on a iMac

Q: 5. I have Lightroom 4.4 but also have other editing software. All Windows based. Will it work?

A: Yes, this Wacom Intuos Pro Creative Pen Tablet (Medium) will work with Lightroom and Windows based software.

Q: 6. I bought this for my D5600 an dit fits, but when on the camera I get no image review after I take a picture. Has any one else had this issue and if so, how can I fix it?

A: The Vello eyecup is blocking the eye sensor on the camera. The eye sensor will automatically turn the information display off if you put your eye to the viewfinder while the standby timer is active. The display will turn on again when you remove your eye from the viewfinder. If desired, you can prevent the information display turning off using the Info display auto off option in the setup menu.

Q: 7. Will this fit the Nikon Coolpix P900?

A: No, this item will not fit the Nikon P900.

Q: 8. Will the ua 180 got a Canon 400mm 2.8 lens

A: Yes, the FEISOL UA-180 Carbon U-Mount Support for Large Lenses, B&H # FEUA180, would be compatible for use with the Canon 400mm f/2.8 lens..

Q: 9. how do I get the paper edition?

A: the Paper edition came with my Wacom.

Q: 10. This tablet comes with a pen in the box. The recommended accessories include a tablet pro pen. Do i need to buy the extra pen(s)?

A: I found that the pen in the box is doing a wonderful job for me (as a freelance designer), works well on the tablet and with Adobe's Creative Suite. I suggest trying it out first and seeing if it meets your particular needs before spending the extra money.