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Ihr Warenkorb ist leerPasst Standardmäßig mit 24.-70.mm f/2.8.o 70.-200.mm f/2.8 mit Nähten für Schutz bei Dämmerung oder Pulverververhalten in einer kompakten Tragetasche inklusive Fenster zur Anzeige Ihres LCD Oversize und Steuerungen: 48.cm lang x 7.9.-14.cm Durchmesser verstellbar (48.x 8.-14.cm),Gewicht: 113,4.gram (114g).
Steve
Bewertet in den USA am20. September 2024
Think tank makes great products!!! I have used plenty of rainflys in the past and was never impressed until I got this one. Was very helpful filming in the rain in Alaska
alessio
Bewertet in Italien am 15. November 2024
Magari caro nel prezzo…ma pratico e indispensabile
Joel Bravo
Bewertet in Mexiko am 25. Juni 2021
Llegó a tiempo y quedó muy bien para una 1dx con lente 70-200 mm Canon, hasta le sobra espacio !!!
Michel Paquin pour mon épouse
Bewertet in Kanada am 23. Januar 2021
Je l'ai utilisé quelques fois et c'est une bonne achat pour protéger son équipement dans des situations de pluie ou neige.
Camper_joe
Bewertet in den USA am12. November 2021
A very good emergency or occasional use rain cover. Trial by water this week. Driving rain in 15-20mph winds with gusts to 30+ mph and mid 30 degree temperatures. Quickly and easily covered a Nikon D850 with battery grip and Peak Design hand grip using a 70-200 f/2.8. The rain covers' clip that uses the hot shoe mount was very secure and never loosened over several hours of use. Large clear window worked great for viewing rear screen. A small challenge to reach zoom ring on the 70-200. But easy enough to use once fingers found the ring. All this wearing lightweight cool weather gloves. When back to the car to switch to the 24-120 lens there were only three issues that came to light. 1. With the shorter lens the extra fabric could end up in the frame. But once pulled back away from front of lens it remained out of the way. 2. the 24-120 is not an internal zoom lens. So there's more effort and hand movement required to zoom in or out. Now limited space in the cover for the left hand becomes constricting. Problem solved by simply pulling and pushing lens via the lens hood. 3. The inside surface of the rain cover where it is meant to fit snug to the front of the lens or lens hood has a kind of grippy texture. This could be lot grippier. Otherwise, I am very pleased with this Think Tank product. As I have been with all their products to date.
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