Lenscoat Better Beamer Camo Cover Digital Camo

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This Better Beamer Camo Cover in Digital Camo from LensCoat is a lightweight protective cover designed to protect your Better Beamer from minor bumps and scrapes. It breaks up the shape of the flash extender, making it less visible to wildlife. The cover slides on easily and attaches to the Better Beamer with touch fasteners. It fits all Better Beamer models.

Great for Wildlife Photography Camo Hides the Flash

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Q: 1. Sorry I have another question. I am really considering buying this wrap. But it is costly! Do you really feel it gets you closer to birds if you are also wearing camo clothes and hat? What if you are not wearing camo clothes, then does it even matter? Thank you.

A: I would say that it can, provided you are stealthy in other ways as well (no sudden movements, camo clothes). Breaking up the head profile is important, because birds get most nervous when they perceive they are being looked at. But it won't fool birds all the time, and there are limits.The wrap also protects your lens from scratches, so you could look at it as an investment, if you ever want to sell your lens one day.

Q: 2. Canon 100-400 L IS II which cover fits?

A: This cover will work with the Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM Lens.

Q: 3. Other than long lenses I have a few wide angle lenses (Like Nikon 14-24 and Nikon 8-15) can this raincoat be adjusted in case I would want to use one of the small lenses?

A: It won't work with a small lens like that as the material will bunch up too much. I would recommend a smaller rain cover like this one for those lenses. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1431014-REG/think_tank_photo_740618_emergency_rain_cover_small.html

Q: 4. Will this fit a body with vertical battery grip attached?

A: Yes, this case can fit a DSLR with a battery grip attached.

Q: 5. will this cover Benro GH5C Carbon Fiber Gimbal Head with PL100LW Plate?

A: Yes, the LensCoat Gimbal Pouch (Black), BH #LELCGPBK will accommodate the Benro GH5C Carbon Fiber Gimbal Head with PL100LW Plate, BH #BEGH5C.

Q: 6. can use it with canon 1dx + 70-200 mm lens ?

A: The cover fit over my Canon Rebel XSi with a Sigma 150-600mm lens fully extended (including shade). The fit had enough space to operate both camera and lens.

Q: 7. Does this model have a rubberized strip on the inside of the front to 'drip' on the lenshood?

A: The LensCoat RainCoat Large Sleeve would have a pull string which is made of elastic in front where the lens meets it.

Q: 8. Will this cover fit the Movo GH800 Gimbal Head?

A: yes it will

Q: 9. Will this case fit a Nikon z6ii with a 100-400 mm lens?

A: If you are using the Nikon Z6 II Mirrorless Camera with the Nikon MB-N10 Multi-Battery Power Pack for Select Z-Series Cameras, then yes, the LensCoat BodyBag Pro Sport (Black) may work for your usage needs, though it may be a bit snug as the Nikon NIKKOR Z 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 VR S Lens is longer than 8 inches. If you are using the Nikon Z6 II Mirrorless Camera without a grip, this LensCoat case would be too large for your usage needs. Without a battery grip, the OP/TECH USA D-SLR Tele Digital D-Series Soft Pouch (Black), B&H # OPDDSLRTPB, would be closer as a recommendation for your usage needs.

Q: 10. Will this fit a ProMediaGear Full Will this fit the ProMediaGear Will this fit the 13" high, Full Will this fit a ProMediaGear Full Will this fit the ProMediaGear Will this fit the 13" high, Full Size ProMediaGear-Katana Gimbal? Thank you, Steve

A: most likely not because the promedia is about 14" tall and the wimberley is about 10"

Shutterbug	25/09/2024
Very nice I just ordered another one yesterday 5

Ken	12/09/2024
Allows me to keep my polarizing and neutral density filters immediately available, easily accessible and out of the way at the same time. Protects and keeps the filters cleaner than their original cases. 5

Gary Irwin	25/08/2024
I bought the large TravelHood not for travel but to replace my Nikon 600E's carbon fibre OEM hood when shooting from my canoe/car where the 600+OEM hood can be cumbersome to work with since once the OEM hood is attached it's rather unforgiving. I'm hoping the TravelHood will be a little less restrictive in tight places. Although I've yet to actually use it I fully expect it will satisfy that purpose well enough. But more importantly what I found is that once the hood is attached you can actually slide it from the mounted position to the retracted position without unfastening it. The rubber gasket holds it in place when extended but it can be easily slid back to the fully retracted position without actually undoing the velcro fasteners. This is much more convenient than than unscrewing/screwing/unscrewing/screwing the OEM hood every time I'm in/out of the car or am pulling the hood in/out of the bag -- which for me is often. For that reason I plan on using the TravelHood all the time. Although it seems a tad expensive, it's well designed and, of course, it is a specialty item. Anyway, it's well worth it to me. RECOMMENDED as an effective replacement for the OEM hood, even if it doesn't look quite as professional. But if you're like me, functional always comes before looks! 5

Ralph	24/08/2024
This thing works great on my Canon 600 f/4 L II. For transport I wrap it around the lens (under the foot) and put both in my Kiboko 30L. 5

Robert	23/08/2024
I've been looking for something like this for a long time. I wanted at backpack that I could transport a tripod and a small amount of gear when taking a short hike. This fits the bill. I wish it had a slightly larger gear capacity, but it works for what it is. 5

dedayrace	11/08/2024
Purchased to replace the original lens hood that had broken. Still attempting to repair the original, but the Travel Hood may be a permanent replacement. Very easy to attach and remove. Functions as intended. The Velcro allows for secure placement. 5

Stephen	02/08/2024
I was looking for less bulky way to carry a set of 52mm filters in my compact camera case and this has worked perfectly. I'm able to slip in two filters and then clip it to shoulder strap anchor point on my case. Bought one and liked enough that I bought a second in a different color. It is a tight fit. You could probably get a 58mm filter into it (as it's labeled by LensCoat) but don't expect to get anything larger in it. Perfect for my needs. 5

HEMANT	12/07/2024
I LIKE AND TRIMENDOUS HELPFUL 5

Arni	27/05/2024
I actually needed to carry a 77mm polarizer and a 72mm polarizar in either of two bags. With this combination, the 72mm may be tricky to get over the rim of the 77mm not a show stopper. I went to a local name professional photography retailer and was told We don't have any filter cases. Nobody carries filters anyway these days because you can do so much in photoshop! As far as I'm concerned duplicating a polarizer in PS is not one or if so, I'd certainly like to not waste that much time. 5

Chris	25/05/2024
I bought several of this kind tripod backpacks ever since I discovered them. So far they are the best way to carry my big tripods to day hikes. You could even leave the camera on the tripod when you walk, just remember to lock the head so the camera won't swing around behind your head. 5