Lenscoat Lenstote Realtree Ap Snow Camera Bag

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The Realtree AP Snow LensCoat LensTote Realtree AP Snow Camera Bagis a tripod carrying system that can be used with various tripods. It has straps for carrying your tripod like a backpack and is ideal for transporting it out in the field. It has a top strap so you can hang your tripod from a hook while not in use. You can use the LensTote to carry your tripod with your camera or scope attached. The padding and supportive straps ensure that carrying your tripod is comfortable and easy. It also helps to keep you camouflaged from wildlife while shooting in nature. There are also internal storage pockets and a detachable carry bag for accessories such as lenses, batteries, keys, and more.

Carry Your Tripod Like a Backpack Padded Supportive Straps Internal Storage Pockets Detachable Carry Bag Helps to Keep You Hidden from Wildlife

Parameters
Carrying/Transport Options	Backpack Straps, Handle
Type of Closure	Zipper
Padded	Yes

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this fit a Canon 400mm f2.8?

A: Fits my Canon 100-400 II does not fit my Canon 500 f4 is

Q: 2. Is this the right size for fitting the Tamron 150-600?

A: Yes this Rain Coat will work perfect with the Tamron 150-600mm Lens.

Q: 3. Would this work for a Minolta pro shot MN67Z?

A: The Minolta MN67Z Digital Camera will fit in the LensCoat BodyBag Bridge (Red).

Q: 4. Is this long enough for the canon 600mm f4?

A: Yes, the LensCoat RainCoat Pro is long enough for a Canon EF 600mm f/4 lens.

Q: 5. Is this product works with 200 and 300 lenses?

A: This product comes with an extra sleeve, that fits on to the 500mm or 600mm or 800mm lens hoods. If you do not use that, then the rest of the rain cover fits 300mm very well, but will be a bit big for the 200mm lenses. Lenscoat has a smaller version of the same rain cover, which fits the 200 and 300mm lenses perfectly. Im very happy with this product for my canon 600mm lens. Worth every penny. :)

Q: 6. Which LensCoat travel hood would you recommend for an Olympus 150-400 lens?

A: The LensCoat TravelHood Zoom (Realtree Max5) BH #LETHZM5 • MFR #THZM5 will work on the OM SYSTEM M. Zuiko 150-400mm f/4.5 TC 1.25 IS PRO Lens. It will fit on zoom lenses from approximately 67mm up to 150mm diameter lenses. It is possible that it will cause vignetting at the wider angles of the zoom.

Q: 7. Will this work with a Wimberley Sidekick?

A: It may depending on the size of your lens & camera set up. You may also need a gimbal cover, something also made by the LensCoat company that covers the gimbal head by itself, then the RainCoat Standard of larger model, pending what size you need for you particular set up, would mount onto your camera & lens! The bottom has an opening that would allow you to mount onto the gimbal but the thing that I am concerned with is the side mounting of the lens onto the Sidekick! This unit is made so that the mount is on the bottom & the other openings for you hand to slide into so you can reach the controls of the camera body. You may want to ask someone at B&H Photo for there expertise of these items are & they may suggest an alternative model that would better suit your needs! ... Hope this helps with your decision! I love my model but I have never used a sidekick with it so this model might not work as needed! ... Contact Customer Service at the store for a more precise detailed description & maybe an alternative to your needs! ...

Q: 8. Can you use this while sitting in your car, shooting out the window? Will it mold to the door frame inside and out?

A: Yes this would be perfect for using over a car door or partly open window or throwing over a branch.The LensCoat LensSack Junior Beanbag Camera Support will take the shape of just about anything you lay it on.

Q: 9. Which Lens Coast travel hood would you recommend for a nikon 180-600 lens?

A: The LensCoat TravelHood Zoom (Realtree Max4) will fit the Nikon NIKKOR Z 180-600mm f/5.6-6.3 VR Lens (Nikon Z) correctly.

Q: 10. Is it difficult to change lens on body in rain with lenscoat raincoat attached to the camera body ?

A: Yes, it could be awkward.

christopher	09/09/2024
[Zipper] I am very pleased with this lens. I have found it to be extremely sharp, even in the corners. When I use it for night sky photography, the coma is very well controlled. Great addition to my lens arsenal. 5

karen	08/09/2024
[Yes] I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and details of these bags. Lots of features, too. Not very heavy....until I put three of them together! LOL! But they will be great for shooting in Kenya, 5

Anonymous	19/08/2024
[Zipper] VERY EASY to use and many different ways to use it! I might buy the smaller one too! 5

Karl	19/08/2024
[Zipper] I bought two: a large and a small. Filled with bird seed and can empty around my feeders when I get home or in the field. Perfect for my Nikon 200-500 lens and the smaller for my other lenses. 5

anyonymous	09/08/2024
[Zipper] Trs utile en voiture, cela nous permet de prendre des photos sans sortir de la voiture. 5

Federico	08/08/2024
[Zipper] Looks and works great. Could have gone smaller, may just have to have both. 5

Dave	01/08/2024
[Zipper] My use case: - I'm not a pro - I will not be carrying / exchanging other lenses - I might carry a spare battery - I will have 2 SD cards installed in the camera and don't plan to carry others - I will generally not be setting up in a specific spot / tripod; I will be sight-seeing, walking, etc, and trying to capture wildlife or scenery at some distance with a 100-400mm zoom lens - for macro or normal/wide angle shots, I will likely be using my iPhone - I will be wearing a backpack for other purposes: water bottle, clothing, carry-on So, the point is that I will not be carrying a lot of accessories, and I want the camera to be ready to use around my shoulder. Or, I'd like the option to retreat the camera into my backpack when not in use for an extended period. But either way, I still want to have some minimal protection from splashes, bumps, direct sun, etc. This product seems to work. I had something similar for my 270mm Tamron zoom with my Rebel. The shoulder strap connects directly to the camera and fits out the small openings under the back-flap, which Velcros closed. In a pinch, I could let the case dangle from my camera strap from the included tether, so I don't have to figure out where to put it if I whip out the camera from the case to start shooting. Or, just un-tether the case and throw it in my backpack, where it won't take up much space. The length is long enough, btw, so that I don't have to remove the lens hood. Overall, it's a bit roomy for my Canon R7+Canon RF 100-400mm, even with the lens hood installed. But the smaller alternative B&H has is just too tight around the battery grip, and fairly snug around the lens cap area. So I had to go bigger. Would be nice if there was a little pocket in there for small accessories like the spare battery or SD card; fortunately, I have room for stuff like that in pockets of my backpack. But I really don't want a SECOND bag to carry around just for the camera. This works. 5

Christopher C.	28/07/2024
[Zipper] Made of tuff stuff and quality workmanship, a perfect accessory for low perspective shots. Filled with Nyger seed, it provides perfect support and the birds will love you too! 5

Sandy	27/07/2024
[Yes] I use a Nikon D750 (medium body) with a Nikkor 70-200/2.8 zoom for on-the-water sailboat racing photography. I sometimes want protection when on the move and not shooting, in a boat, without hard cases, etc. This is the only cover that I found that will fit this set up. It will also work when I add a teleconverter. Should also work with my mirrorless Nikon body, FTZ adaptor, and this lens. That satisfies my use case perfectly. 5

Susan	06/07/2024
[Zipper] This bag works great! I filled it with Buckwheat hulls. The weight is just right and I use it on my car window while shooting wildlife photography! Very happy with it! 5