JJC DSLR Camera Rain Cover, Rain Coat Sleeve Protector for Canon Nikon Fujifilm Sony Olympus Panasonic Pentax Sigma with a Lens up to 18", PE Material Clear See-Through(2 Pack)

Was happy with the performance. Was out in the rain and capable of taking some car racing photography. The hood wasn't quite as bulky as I expected, not dragging around too much camera tarp. As would be expected, being able to review photos is tricky, but overall the rig worked, kept the camera and lens dry.

I was kind of hesitant to use this, we were going to Niagara Falls and I actually wasn't going to bring my camera (Nikon d5600). But it worked amazing, 10/10. It did make it a little hard to see through the eye-piece but I was still able to see through the screen. It did not have any water damage, not even a drop made it in. The price is great, and the drawstring, though a little loose, stayed on good. Good size, easy to put over the camera and can be used multiple times. For it being plastic, it seems pretty durable.

Don't expect high quality, nu they are low cost and do the job of protecting camera and lens in the rain. Only complaint is that with my camera/lens combo it's a bit hard to fit in there.

Just keep these in your camera bag - you never know and you might save your camera from a soak.

Tonight i got caught in the rain and i was not sure how well this plastic bag would do. Well it was way bigger then i thought and i found some cover put this over my canon R3 with the attached Canon rf100-500 lens and pulled the front string and totally covered from front to back of the camera with plenty of length left.. A cheap piece of mind you can just throw in your back pocket if you traveling light..

I like that it comes in a two pack. It is simple to use and easy to install on my camera. This will work great on my outing’s. It’s lightweight which adds no weight to my camera. Glad I purchased this item.

If you like using the view finder, this isn’t for you. I don’t like viewing through plastic. It does keep your camera dry from the rain, but I found it to be a pain. No matter how tight you adjust the string around your lens, it still comes loose. I’ll be keeping these for emergency situations but I purchased a higher quality camera cover that works way better.

Exactly as advertised.

Tried or rather practiced with it on my Sony Camera. Took a little while to get used to it - have not experienced with in actual rain but I’m ready. Seems like a good product.

Do I love using these things - NO. Do I love taking photos in the rain - NO. Does nature still do amazing things when it rains - YES, so these ended up being a lifesaver. Did they protect my equipment, not take up space and not break the bank - YES!!! they do the job. I got the 4 pack, extras fit in my bag for when needed. Cheap enough to give one to a fellow photographer if sudden rain occurs. I would buy these again

I have a Canon 100/400mm f5.6 lens that's not weatherproof, and it fits perfectly snug over everything. With the front draw string It seals it all up nice. You just never know when you'll need it, but it's safe to have in an emergency.

Simply a plastic bag with a drawstring.

Havent used it yet but great to have if caught in the rain