This Realtree Snow LensCoat BodyGuard M CB Camera Cover Realtree Snowfrom LensCoat BodyGuard M CB Camera Cover Realtree Snowcovers your camera body while your lens is attached. Crafted with shock-absorbing neoprene, it is designed to protect your camera from scratches, dings, and accidental impact while guarding against dust and the elements. Cutouts on the cover allow for all buttons and switches to be accessed, and the clear plastic back and top windows allow you to use the camera with the cover installed. It is intended to fit mirrorless camera bodies measuring approximately 5.25 x 3.75 x 2".

Fits Camera Body with Lens Attached    Made with Shock-Absorbing Neoprene    Protects from Accidental Impact    Reduces Shutter Noise

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the interior dimensions of this body bag?

A: The LensCoat BodyBag Pro (Black) has dimensions of 6 x 4.5 x 3".

Q: 2. Will this be too big a rain cover for a 80D Canon plus the new 100-400L ll? Would the medium size be better (then I could use it with smaller lenses)? With either LensCoat sleeve, will focusing (through the velcro) be a frustrating experience?

A: Also, as long as you're not wearing gloves or sleeves made out something that the Velcro could catch on, the manual focusing shouldn't be a frustrating experience at all with your long lens. It is a bit impractical, though, if manual focusing your smaller lenses.

Q: 3. Does it accommodate a lens foot?

A: Yes.

Q: 4. Will this cover a D500 with 200-500 lens on Wimberley gimbal head?

A: No, the LensCoat RainCoat Large Sleeve rain protector will cover the Nikon D500 with the Nikon 200-500mm lens, but not if it is mounted on a Wimberley gimbal head. A better rain protector would be the Vortex Media Pro SLR Storm Jacket Camera Cover, X-large: https://bhpho.to/2Y31JYh

Q: 5. So you can really get your left hand in this to zoom while shooting?

A: The bottom of this sleeve is held together with Velcro. You can open it up in a light drizzle to get your hand inside. I have a 150-600mm zoom which I'll zoom to 600mm before I put the rain sleeve on the lens. This lens will be on a tripod while I wait for a moose to wade into the far end of a pond. This can take hours to happen. The rear of the sleeve can be cinched around the eyepiece or left open to access camera controls and LCD screen. Use a lens hood and UV filter to help protect the front element. Close everything up in a downpour and take advantage of the generous fit to zoom the lens through the fabric in small increments. I'll personally simply wait out a downpour while my equipment is protected. Then when it lets up, I'll be ready to shoot again instead of having to break everything out of my backpack and set it up all over again.

Q: 6. will this fit a Canon 7Dii with either ef300f/2.8 or ef100-400ii mounted on a wimberley side kick gimbol ?

A: Yes the rain cover will fit both lenses on camera perfectly. The cover is design with a Velcro patch to allow connection between the camera and the tripod head. If you are using Wimberley side kick gimbal you can just turn the Velcro patch to the side that work more comfortably for you.

Q: 7. Will this fit a Canon 1DX-MK3

A: Yes, the Canon EOS 1D X Mark III DSLR Camera would fit inside the LensCoat BodyBag Pro (Realtree MAX-4 HD) listed above.

Q: 8. Would this fit a c100?

A: This is not designed for video cameras. You could instead try the Porta Brace Custom-Fit Rain Slicker for Canon EOS C100.

Q: 9. What size of LensCoat RainCoat Sleeve do you recommend for me to purchase for my Nikon D4 camera with the following lens: AF-S Nikon NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED, AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/2.8E FL ED, AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f2.8G ED, AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED?

A: The LensCoat RainCoat Medium Sleeve would be most suitable based on your current Nikon gear.

Q: 10. Will this fit a Fuji 100-400 lens at full extension?

A: Yes, it will fit.