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Portabrace Extra-long Rain Slicker For Red Ranger

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This Porta Brace Extra-Long Rain Slicker for RED RANGER protects your camera from inclement weather, and the extended back end accommodates swapping batteries without having to remove the cover. The resilient exterior is made of nylon, while the interior is lined with a soft tricot material that will help prevent unwanted scratches and smudges. The nylon exterior is both water repellent and breathable, so while your camera is covered, it won't overheat.

Clear vinyl windows and strategically placed openings for control access allow for easy operation without letting moisture in. A built-in rain fly provides extra protection from the rain, and openings for the lens and viewfinder are secured with a drawstring to ensure a tight fit.

Extended Back for External Adapters Accommodates Mounted Mic Waterproof Nylon Exterior Lined with Soft Tricot Clear Vinyl Viewfinder Window Multiple Access Points for Controls Built-In Rain Fly Adjustable Drawstring Around Lens Made in the USA

Key Specs
Color	Black
Camera Compatibility	RED RANGER
Shoe-Mount Flash Compatible	No
Parameters
Camera Compatibility	RED RANGER
Features
Shoe-Mount Flash Compatible	No
General
Water Resistance	Waterproof (Material)
Materials	Exterior: Nylon, Tricot
Weight	1 lb / 0.45 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1.655 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	10.6 x 9.5 x 9.5"

Waterproof and breathable nylon material

Extended back end accommodates easy swapping of batteries without removing the rain cover

Built-in rain fly provides extra protection from rain

Clear vinyl windows over the control panel

Use with viewfinder and shoe-mounted accessories

Fold-out video screens are shrouded with a black fabric hood that makes viewing LCD monitors easier on sunny days

For use on tripod or handheld

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is its maximum length (camera + lens)? It's not listed in Overview or Specs.

A: The PortaBrace RS-C70 DSLR Rain Slicker for Canon EOS C70 will cover lenses up to 8" in length. You will be able to work with longer lenses though, but part of the lens would not be covered by the Portabrace rain slicker.

Q: 2. Does it fit with the monitor on the front? I only see pictures with the monitor on the top :/

A: This designed for the monitor on top.

Q: 3. Nikon z7 rain poncho?

A: Yes, the Porta Brace DSLR Rain Slicker (Black) would also be compatible for use with the Nikon Z7 Mirrorless Digital Camera. However, if you are looking for a dedicated option, the Porta Brace Rain Cover for Nikon Z6 and Z7 Mirrorless Cameras (Black), B&H # PORSZ67, would be a good alternative option. The Think Tank Photo Hydrophobia M 24-70 V3.0 Rain Cover, B&H # THHPM2470V3, along with the Think Tank Photo EP-NZ Hydrophobia Eyepiece for Nikon Z Series Camera, B&H # THEPNZ, would also be compatible for your usage needs.

Q: 4. The bottom opens for a mono or tripod connection?

A: Yes, The PortaBrace Compact HD Rain Slicker for Panasonic HC-X2000 Camera will allow you to connect the camera to a tripod with the cover on camera.

Q: 5. Is this waterproof?

A: No product that has openings will ever be truly waterproof. However this Rain Slicker will be a huge asset in keeping your camera dry.

Q: 6. Would this work with a longer lens like the Canon CN-E 18-80mm Servo? Or would I need the longer version?

A: Due to the flexible drawstring design, it should be able to stretch and cover the lens in question.

Q: 7. Does this fit the expansion unit with a v-mount battery attached?

A: There is some play on the rear portion that should allow for ample room, but we have not tested this application and cannot physically verify it at this time, as this is a special order item that ships directly from the manufacturer. We recommend contacting the manufacturer directly for confirmation.

Q: 8. Does this set up come with the protection for the grip on the right hand side when used in conjunction with the SHAPE extension handle. It shows it in the images but its not listed in the description? Thanks

A: The PortaBrace Custom-Fit Rain/Dust/Snow Cover for Sony PXW-FX6 (Extra-Long Version) does have protection for the a handle extension.

Q: 9. Both PB rain covers for xf605 have poor reviews. How does this model differ from the QRS-XF605?

A: The PortaBrace RS-XF605 Rain Slicker for Canon XF605 only uses a hook-and-loop system to cover the camera, where as the PortaBrace Quick Slick Rain Cover for Canon XF605 (QRS-XF605) also has some cinch and zippers as well.

Q: 10. does this fit the c300 mk iii as well?

A: no it will not fit the c300Miii the bodies are different

Phil the Caveman	28/08/2024
Very sturdy, exceeded all of my expectations, I very happy with it. 5

anyonymous	25/08/2024
This tripod is amazing for the price. There is solid stability even at full length with the column extended. There aren't a lot of budget friendly tall tripods out there, so this is a perfect fit. A couple cons though... Con 1 The twist locks feel and sound as if the threading is scraping and possibly stripping. I am fairly confident it will be fine and last a while still. Con 2 The tripod bag doesn't fit my geared tripod head. It's a nice bag, but I will have to attach and detach my tripod head constantly because of this problem. The tripod bag is 36 in length fyi. Overall this tripod is perfect for landscape or architectural photography. 5

Brian	03/08/2024
Amazingly solid from just 18 inches off the ground to its full 7 foot height. That height opens up a new range of creative possibilities. The action is smooth, positive, and fast. The carrying case protects it well and looks very professional. I've had several other tripods, including one three times the cost of this one, but this is my favorite, by far. It's a LOT of tripod for the money. I use it with the best head I've ever had by far, an FLM CB 58 FT2, which handles a medium format camera with a large lens, no problem. They make a terrific combination. 5

Todd	03/07/2024
I spent months researching the perfect tripod. I read all the opinions that you can't get a good tripod for $1000, and that buying an inexpensive tripod is only adding to the cost of the expensive one you'll eventually end up with. I decided to get this tripod with a Sirui K-40x for shooting near my house and my car. It's big and heavy, which are pluses in every circumstance where you don't need to carry it. I'm saving up for a carbon travel tripod for those times when I want to carry one with me. In the meantime, for a fraction of the price, I have a very good tripod. I'm not sure I see the sense in getting a carbon tripod this size unless you're carrying it around every day. For the difference in cost I could pay someone to tote the heavy aluminum tripod for me for at least a year of weekends. The leg locks operate firmly and consistently. The leg sections slide smoothly. At max height it extends over my reach, and with the center column swapped it goes as low as I'll ever need. It comes with metal spikes, swappable short and long center columns and all the tools and hardware necessary, all fitting in a perfectly serviceable carrying case. If you're belaboring which tripod to get, this makes great sense as a complement to a light, compact travel tripod. I don't recommend it as your only tripod unless you don't need to carry it (or you are training for an adventure race). 5

Mike	30/11/-0001
I had a big video shoot coming up where I needed a tripod that would allow me to be very high up. This Benro was the perfect solution. It is totally solid even with the center column at full height. Granted I had a GH4 on it with an S4 Hybrid head so there wasn't too much weight, but it performed flawlessly allowing me to see over the crowd and get steady shots without any vibrations while panning the camera around. And, it is VERY affordable without being cheap in any way. It's extremely well made. 5