The forest camo green Lens Cover for the Sony FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM Lens from LensCoat is a 100% closed-cell neoprene coat that protects the lens from bumps and scratches. It is useful for nature and outdoor photographers, as well as sports shooters and photojournalists. It provides a thermal barrier, protecting your hands from cold lens surfaces in lower temperatures. The cover is waterproof, providing protection to your lens in wet conditions.

The LensCoat Lens Cover is easy to install and remove, leaving no residue on the lens. This cover can also help you preserve the resale value of the lens by protecting it from dust, dirt, and other contaminants. This classic forest green camouflage pattern is well-suited for general use in wooded areas.

Waterproof Neoprene Cover    Provides a Thermal Barrier    Makes Lens Less Visible to Wildlife    Clear Plastic AF/Distance Scale Window    Helps Maintain Resale Value of Lens    Orientation Hole for Mounting with Cover    Easy to Install and Remove    Made in the USA

100% water-proof close-cell neoprene lens cover

Protects the lens from bumps and scratches

Easy to install and remove, leaving no residue on the lens

Clear plastic windows over the auto focus and focus limiter controls, and the distance scale

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this lense made in Japan?

A: According to the following link it is off-shored to Thailand https://www.kenrockwell.com/sony/lenses/16-35mm-f28.htm

Q: 2. Does the zoom happen in the body of the lens or does it extend the lens length? Very important to know when balancing on a gimbal.

A: Hi, Renata! The length of the lens changes when the user moves the zoom ring. ~Ralph

Q: 3. What material is the lens constructed of? Plastic/metal?

A: This lens is comprised of both metal and plastic parts.

Q: 4. Is this a rectilinear lens?

A: No it is not.

Q: 5. How well does the mount's rubber gasket adhere to the camera body? I've read that some copies have a rather thin gasket that makes little to no contact with the camera.

A: The seal between the lens mount on this lens and the E mount camera body would be excellent.

Q: 6. Is this worth the extra $1,000 over the Sony 16-35mm F/4 for video? I have the 24-70mm f/4 and am not happy with the manual focus, its harder to focus compared to its 2.8 companion.

A: Getting this lens would be well worth the added cost for the additional stop of light and the high quality optics.

Q: 7. I read it's an XA (extreme aspherical) lens and I just bought a Hoya ultrathin polarised lens for it... Will I be able to screw it on without damaging the front glass element?

A: Hi. I have an UV filter on my lense, Assumes the pol-filter will be the same

Q: 8. Is this lens worth having with 24mm GM?

A: I personally have this lens paired with the 16-35GM. It's an awesome lens. Very sharp, great for astrophotography and video.

Q: 9. The maximum reproduction ratio and minimum focus distance specifications are significantly different than on the Sony page for this lens. Which is correct?

A: The magnification of this lens is 0.19x and the minimum focus distance is 28cm. BH gives you the correct specs. -Percy

Q: 10. Most reviewers are saying it is best for A7RII, will it give you the same sharpness for A7II?

A: yes, this lens will work well with the a7ii