Professional Waterproof Camera Rain Cover Rain Coat for Canon Nikon Sony Fujifilm and More DSLR Mirrorless Cameras with Lens, Camera Accessories for Photography Rain Gear

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My son ordered it he loves it

I ordered this rain cover for a football game that I knew the weather was going to be rainy. It was the last high school football game for a family member and I was shooting on the field for the first time.It's very well made and kept my camera and lens dry despite the blowing mist and rain.My only complaint was it was awkward to adjust the lenses when taking pictures. Especially with a 400 mm lens. I had a hard time keeping both hands in the cover to adjust the focus while hand holding.Overall, a nice cover with a bit of a learning curve.

Great case for inclement weather. But does take some getting used to working with camera in the bag

I bought this to use when our family went to Niagara Falls this summer. We were up close and personal on the American side going to Cave of the Winds experience. We were soaked as we climb to where we could touch the falls and while the bag was wet, the camera was kept completely dry. The same was true during the Maid of the Mist boat adventure! Highly recommend. The product was easily adjustable for use by myself and husband. Great value for the money.

This is nice. Easy access and i can see my screen so I know what I'm shooting.

I get it - it's $12. and it kept my camera dry. But it also kept my camera pretty much unused because it was a hassle. Plastic is hard to see through, fogs up and impeded camera function. My hands were wet if I took them out of the sleeves, so got my camera wet when I put them back in the sleeves. But if I left my hands in the sleeves, the plastic fogged up so badly I couldn't see. I tried unzipping the bottom to increase airflow, but by then I had pretty much had my fill of it anyway. If you had the lens cover tight enough that the cover didn't slip and cover the lens, then the lens didn't want to focus. And I didn't want to put that much stress on the lens. Nothing against the product. I really don't have any suggestions on how to improve design - fancy DSLR's are just not Gopros that can get wet. Keeping them dry in the rain is a hassle - spend $12 or $80. Still going to be harder to use with the cover than without.

Nice rain coat to protect my camera from bad weather! I like this camo pattern!

Works very well! The only thing I'm taking off a star for is the lack of space in the lens area to do manual zoom/focus operations. I'm using a Minolta 80-200 f2.8 high speed lens.