Blend into the background while photographing wildlife with the digital camo LensHide Water-Repellent Tall Photo Blind (Digital Camo)from LensCoat. Made of a water-repellent fabric, this photo blind comes with an elastic cinch cord for the camera lens and a camo mesh window so the photographer can view the subject. A slot with hook-and-loop closure allows for use of an external flash. Draped in the LensHide, you can adjust your equipment without your movements being seen. The blind stays in place by means of a hook-and-loop closure at the back of the head. It comes with an integrated storage pouch with D-rings and an internal accessory pocket. Three, water-repellent YKK zippers help keep you and your gear dry while also providing easy access. Made in the U.S.A.

Camouflage for Photographer & Gear    Camo Mesh Window    Elastic Cinch Cord for Lens    Slot for External Flash    Water-Repellent Fabric    Integrated Storage Pouch    Three YKK Zippers    Made in the U.S.A.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does anyone know if this will work with smaller lenses? I shoot the G9 with 100-300ii lens. It looks like the expect you to shoot a FF 600!

A: It can be adjusted to work with almost any lens and camera combination.

Q: 2. Hi, I have a height of 160 cm, which model do you recommend?

A: I have the regular version. The dimensions are 195.5 cm x 172.7cm. All I can say is that it works for me and gives me a good coverage. I am 5’11”.

Q: 3. Are there issues with the plastic window being hard to see out of?

A: The mesh window works well for the photographer to see the subject but still be hidden.

Q: 4. Would this fit over a Sigma contemporary 150-600 lens? What about smaller telephotos such as under 105mm?

A: Yes, the LensCoat LensHide Water-Repellent Photo Blind is a good option for the Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM Contemporary Lens. It is a but cumbersome to use with shorter lenses like 105mm, but it is possible.

Q: 5. Is there room for a chair or do you need to stand at a tripod ?

A: If the chair is small enough to fit under the LensHide Water-Repellant Tall Photo Blind, then you should have no issues using them together.

Q: 6. Can you do hand held photography, with this blind, or must you use a tripod?

A: Yes, a photographer can use the Lens Coat Photo Blind in a handheld position but we highly recommend using with a tripod for a better end-user experience.

Q: 7. why am I having problems with scratches on the glasswhy am i getting scratches on the glass?

A: A filter like a lens is still glass and is sensitive to scratches like any other lens.Some filters are better than others. But a lens cap still needs to be used when using filter to protect it when you put it in a camera bag.

Q: 8. Is this waterproof?

A: no, although the store has a waterproof version

Q: 9. Is the regular weight very heavy or should I consider the lightweight version?

A: I have the regular and it is only 2.3 lbs

Q: 10. I want to be able to sit on a small stool or chair, with tripod/big lens. Will it fit over my chair and tripod?

A: Yes, assuming your chair or stool is on the smaller side.