Designed specifically to fit onto a Olympus M.Zuiko ED 150-400MM F4.5 TC1.25X IS Pro lens, the RealTree Max 5 camouflage LensCoat Travelcoat Olympus M.Zuiko 150-400MM F4.5 TC1.25X IS Prois a 3mm thick, shock-absorbing, closed-cell neoprene cover that is custom tailored to fit the specific contours of the lens housing. It is designed to fully protect the lens from bumps, scratches, and abrasions when not in use, without the need for a more traditional bulky lens case. The trim fit of the coat offers extra storage space when you're packing for that long photo excursion, or even a day trip. The coat simply slides over the lens, and closes with a secure touch fastener. The Realtree Max 5 TravelCoat is a good choice when you're surrounded by old trees and wish to blend into the surroundings.. For complete lens protection, pair the TravelCoat with an optional Hoodie and Lens Cover.

For Use with Lens Hood Reversed    3mm Closed-Cell Neoprene Cover    Protects Lens When Not in Use

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Dos this lens work with the Olympus MC-14 1.4x teleconverter?

A: Yes The ED-100-400mm F5.6 -6.3 IS supports the use of the MC-14 Tele converter

Q: 2. What settings for image stabilization are recommended for use with this lens when paired with a E1-mkIII body? In camera only, lens only, or both. I typically take hand held photos of birds at high magnification.

A: It is recommended to use both IBIS as well as lens OIS. Certain axes are more easily stabilized in-lens, and certain axes in-camera. Toggling both on will allow the camera to more accurate compensate for motion.

Q: 3. Is this lens compatible with the OMD M5 mark 2?

A: Yes, the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm f/5-6.3 IS Lens is compatible with the OM-D E-M5 Mark II.

Q: 4. The 100-400 contracts as the focal length is changed from 400-100. How does the barrel cover contract when the barrel becomes shorter?

A: The cover section for the extended barrel on the lens has velcro so you can easily remove it when you need to zoom in. This piece was designed to be used only when the lens is fully extended.

Q: 5. has anyone used this on a Epl5? I know Olympus says its compatible. Just wonder personal results.

A: The Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm f/5-6.3 IS Lens is compatible with the EPL5 but due to the small size of the EPL5 body, it is awkward to use a long lens.

Q: 6. How would it work with a Panasonic GX8? Would the in lens stabilization work?

A: Yes, it will work with the GX8. The focus and stabilization would work without any issues.

Q: 7. What is the weight of the collar? I want to use the lens hand held without it for less weight

A: The Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm f/5-6.3 IS Lens itself weighs 2.46 lbs. The included LH-76D Lens Hood weighs 0.13 lbs while the tripod collar weighs 0.48 lbs. That being said, it is light enough for hand holding.

Q: 8. I have a Lumix g7 and amm considering this lens or the panasonic lens of the same focal length. what would be the pros or cons of one lens over the other? They seem very similar.

A: While I have not personally used the recently-announced Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm f/5-6.3 IS Lens, from reviews posted online, while both lenses are good options, the Panasonic lens would be more compact in size and offers better stabilization when shooting with a Panasonic camera that is compatible with their Dual IS feature. It is also nice that the zoom ring can be locked at any chosen position (the Olympus lens can only be locked at the 100mm setting). The Olympus lens offers better sharpness at the lens' maximum aperture, has better optical stabilization when using the lens on an Olympus body (the Olympus lens has better in-lens stabilization, but is incompatible with Olympus' in-body stabilization; the Panasonic lens' built-in stabilization is inferior, but offers better performance when paired with a Panasonic camera with in-body Dual IS stabilization capability). The Olympus lens would also be compatible with Olympus' 1.4x and 2x teleconveters (there are no teleconverters designed for the Panasonic lens). The zoom ring is much smoother to operate on the Olympus lens compared to the stiffer zoom ring on the Panasonic lens. All that being said, both lenses have good performance, so it would come down to personal preference.

Q: 9. Will this fit Fuji 50-140mm lens?

A: This product is compatible with the Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 IS models and the 100-400mm IS. It may not be a good fit for the Fuji 50-140mm and we do not recommend it for that lens. Here is a link to some covers we offer that are made specifically for Fuji 50-140mm.https://bhpho.to/2lDyvLP

Q: 10. The barrel of the 100-400 expands and contracts as the focal length is changed. What happens to the barrel cover when this is done?

A: The cover section for the extended barrel on the lens has velcro so you can easily remove it when you need to zoom in. This piece was designed to be used only when the lens is fully extended.