Think Tank Photo Emergency Rain Cover Small

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Protect your camera and lens with the small-sized Emergency Rain Cover from Think Tank. This cover features a DWR coating and sealed seams for added protection against rain, sleet, snow, sand, and dust. Fold it down to fit into the included compact carrying pouch and keep it in your camera bag so you're prepared to quickly deploy it in a downpour or sand storm.

This cover will fit over a DSLR or mirrorless camera with a 16-35mm f/2.8, 14-24mm f/2.8, 24-105mm f/4, 24-70mm f/2.8, or similar-sized lens. It has a non-slip, adjustable strap that cinches to the lens hood, so it stays put once in place. It can be used while shooting atop a tripod or monopod, has an oversized window for viewing your LCD and controls, and the shoe mount keeps it securely on your camera when in use. It has a cinchable sleeve through which you access your camera and dual viewing configurations for varying conditions.

For Camera and 16-35mm or 24-70mm f/2.8 DWR Coated & Seam-Sealed Oversized Window to View LCD/Controls Fits into Included Carrying Pouch Shoe Mount Attaches to Camera Can Be Used with Tripod or Monopod Adjustable Strap Cinches to Lens Hood Dual Viewing Configurations Can Be Quickly & Easily Deployed

Key Specs
Color	Black
Camera Compatibility	Universal (DSLR Body with Lens / Mirrorless Body with Lens)
Shoe-Mount Flash Compatible	Yes
Tripod Mountable	Yes
Parameters
Camera Compatibility	Universal (DSLR Body with Lens / Mirrorless Body with Lens)
Features
Shoe-Mount Flash Compatible	Yes
Tripod Mountable	Yes
General
Water Resistance	Waterproof (Material)
Materials	Exterior: Nylon [with Polyurethane Accents]
Dimensions	Exterior 12.2" / 31 cm
Weight	3.77 oz / 107 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.37 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	7.9 x 7.45 x 1.9"

Seam-sealed for protection in heavy rain or dusty conditions

Folds down to fit into an included compact carrying pouch

Quickly and easily deployed

Fits over DSLR or mirrorless cameras with 16-35mm or 24-70mm f/2.8 attached

Access your camera through the cinchable sleeve

Oversized window allows you to view your LCD and controls

Shoe mount to keep the cover securely attached to your camera

Non-slip, adjustable strap cinches to lens hood

Can be used while shooting atop a tripod or monopod

DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating adds an extra layer of protection

Measures 12.2" long with a 3.1 to 5.5" adjustable diameter

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I worry that even the small size cover will too big for my micro four thirds camera. Will the strap on the front of the cover close down sufficiently to provide a tight fit on a lens with a 46mm filter size?

A: It is not small enough to fit tight onto a lens with a front 46mm thread size.

Q: 2. Would the medium or large be better for a Sony a7R IVa with a Sony 24-105mm lens?

A: The Think Tank Photo Emergency Rain Cover (Medium) would be the best size for the A7R IV and the 24-105mm lens.

Q: 3. Can the large work on Nikon zoom lenses 14-24 thru 70-200 ? If I want to use a 14-24 do I have to buy a "small" ?

A: You can use the large on a lens such as the Nikon 14-24, it would just require you to bunch up a lot of the excess.

Q: 4. Will this work Sony a7ii with a Tamron 70-300 lens

A: Yes the Think Tank Photo Emergency Rain Cover (Small) is fine for the Sony a7II and the Tamron 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3 Di III RXD Lens for Sony E.

Q: 5. does a rain cover exist that accounts for using a 4k mirrorless camera + atomos ninja v needed to pull focus? or is a 4gallon transparent trash bag w a 4inch hole for the lens still the best way to go when also using an external monitor?

A: The Think Tank Photo Emergency Rain Cover (Small) would not be a good option for a camera with an external monitor.

Q: 6. Will the small work with Fuji xt4 and 16-55 lens and a 50-140 lens?

A: The Think Tank Photo Emergency Rain Cover (Small) is large enough for the FUJIFILM X-T4 with both the FUJIFILM XF 50-140mm f/2.8 R LM OIS WR and the FUJIFILM XF 16-55mm f/2.8 R LM WR Lens attached.

Q: 7. has anybody used this without a tripod or monopod? how did it go?

A: If needed, yes, you may use the Think Tank Photo Emergency Rain Cover (Small) while hand-holding your camera.

Q: 8. Would this small or the medium be the size to get for use with both Canon RF 24-70 and RF 100-500?

A: Regarding the Think Tank Photo Emergency Rain Cover (Small), the large Think Tank Photo Emergency Rain Cover would be a better fit for super-telephoto lenses like the Canon RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1 L IS USM Lens.

Q: 9. Will the small work best with Sony A6600 and Sony E PZ 18–110 mm F4 G OSS or is medium a better option?

A: Yes. The small would be the best choice.

Q: 10. Will the small work with a Sony RX10 iv?

A: The Think Tank Photo Emergency Rain Cover (Small) is compatible with the Sony RX10 IV.

Kevin	21/09/2024
[Yes] I'm impressed with both the quality as well as the design - attaching the cover to the hot shoe really is a good idea and keeps things well centered. As well, I was impressed that the lens attachment will cinch down enough even for small mirrorless camera lenses. Well done! 5

Humberto	17/09/2024
[Yes] Practical, agile and safe 5

Humberto	17/09/2024
[Yes] Practical, agile and safe 5

Charles	11/09/2024
[0.37 lb] I have another ... less expensive ... rain cover ... and it is just okay. The Think Tank rain cover is excellent ... easy fit around the lens ... plenty of room for my hands ... clear plastic panel to see camera controls ... flexible rain proof material. Think Tank gear is always 5 star stuff ... more expensive yes ... but worth it. 5

Bill	05/08/2024
[Yes] As the headline says, this fits my med/small hands well; just enough room to adjust camera settings comfortably. Lens-wise, I use the integrated hood on the Olympus 40-150 PRO, and a bit of care should be taken when attaching the cover around that—the hood wants to twist off if you'll let it (a common complaint). The strap is easy to adjust and there's no creep after you've cinched it. I use this camera/lens combo on an older Bogen/Manfrotto 410 head, with a Really Right Stuff Panning Clamp on the lens plate. So, a biggish set-up, but the cover protects it fully. Length-wise, when I've extended the lens hood there are two inches of stretch remaining—a longer lens would likely require the Medium version. The slide-in for the hot shoe works perfectly and keeps the cover anchored. The view is clear and ample and will just be another thing to adjust to. The construction is what I've always expected from Think Tank. Five Stars from me. 5

Diana	21/07/2024
[Yes] I hoped that this cover will actually accommodate even larger lenses than 16-35mm and it did. Little bit tight but still fits. 5

Jack	15/07/2024
[Yes] Purchased for emergencies, well made, the small is still roomy. 5

Jack	15/07/2024
[Yes] Purchased for emergencies, well made, the small is still roomy. 5

Gary	05/07/2024
[0.37 lb] I debated between the Small and Medium cover for my Nikon Z8 with the Nikon 24-120Z lens. My measurement of the lens at full extension put it on the cusp between the 2 sizes. The small still has some extra room with that combo. I have not had a chance to use it in foul weather yet, but I have plenty or room for my hands underneath the cover to make adjustments. 5

Douglas	03/07/2024
[Yes] Excellent product: great design, quality construction, compact size. This cover is a big upgrade over the clear plastic covers I'd been using. Operating the camera is much easier. The size is perfect for my D850 with 45mm PCE lens attached - plenty of room for using the controls comfortably and could accommodate a larger lens, but not too big where it would be sloppy. Using it on a tripod is perfect. Not the least expensive raincover out there, but an excellent value for what you get. Folds up reasonably small and has its own bag: leave it in your camera bag and it's always there when you need it. 5