The TravelCoat for the Canon 600mm f/4 IS II Lens in digital camo from LensCoat is a 3.0mm thick, shock-absorbing, closed-cell neoprene lens cover custom tailored to fit your lens with the lens hood mounted in the reverse position. It is designed to protect the lens from minor bumps, scratches, and abrasions when it is not in use. The trim fit of the coat provides you with extra storage space when you're packing it for travel. The coat simply slides over the lens, and fastens with a secure hook-and-loop closure. The digital camo version is useful when you're in the forest and need to disguise the lens from wildlife.

For Use with Lens Hood Reversed    100% Closed-Cell Neoprene    Hook-and-Loop Closure    Protects Lens When Not in Use    Made in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have cracked my hood for my (reasonably) old Sigma 150-500 lens. Where can I find a replacement hood?

A: In the case of the Sigma Lens Hood for the Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM Contemporary Lens, it is an older lens and after doing a bit of research it does not seem like it is possible to get just the lens hood any longer.

Q: 2. I am the owner of this lens hood, but your dimensions and weight data are incorrect. Do you accidentally give the data with the packaging?

A: Thank you, we will check specs with Canon.

Q: 3. Will this lens fit on the 150-600 sport version of the lens?

A: No..the aperture on the sport slightly larger than the contemporary

Q: 4. Will this fit on any lens with a 95mm filter size?

A: Don't think so. Lens hoods tend to rotate and click to lock on. My Nikon hoods are different than this Sigma. Pretty sure they are all unique by brand.

Q: 5. Does the Canon ET-83FW III Lens Hood fit the RF 100-500mm lens?

A: No, the Canon ET-83fw is designed and made for the RF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM Lens.

Q: 6. What's the little door on the used for? filters ?

A: Exactly. When a circular polarizer or variable ND filter is mounted to the front of the lens, the door in the hood allows you to make adjustments without removing it or reaching in from the front of the it.

Q: 7. I've read a hood can reduce veiling on this lens on high-key scenes when you're wide open? Can anyone speak to that?

A: The more non-image light you can keep from striking the front lens element the better. This hood is designed to provide maximum protection from side light without cropping into the image. If the hi key light source is actually within the image you're framing the hood will have no effect on reducing flare or veiling.

Q: 8. Is this plastic or aluminum?

A: Plastic

Q: 9. Will it compatible with Sigma 150-600 mm Contemporary tele lens

A: thought it would fit but does not come close, mine the sports 150/600mm sigma lens, Dia/105mm way way too small ????? will NOT fit sigma lens.

Q: 10. Is this lens hood usable for the Zuiko M4/3 14-42mm II zoom kit lens also?

A: Unfortunately, no, it is not. The Olympus LH-40B Lens Hood is only available for the for M.Zuiko Digital 45mm f/1.8 Lens; it is not compatible with the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 II R Lens. You would need to purchase the Olympus - LH-40 Lens Hood for use with the Olympus M.Zuiko 14-42mm Lens (B&H# OLLH40).