JJC 2 Types DSLR Camera Rain Cover Coat Sleeve Protector for Canon Nikon Fujifilm Sony Olympus Panasonic Pentax Sigma with a Lens & Flash PE Material Clear See-Through(2 Pack)

Exactly what you saw on the pictures: 2 bags for less than 10 dollars that will be perfect if you go in a tropical environment. Of course pick up a ziplock and a few dessication packs to avoid fungus in your lens after (and before your photo session, but remember to prepare your camera and take it out of your ziplock 20 min before to prepare it to humidity). One of these 2 bags is made for a tripod session so you know. Easy to use, it comes with instructions that you can find online too. Well packed, it will not take any space. It can be reusable. One cannot see the bag when taking pictures. A string helps it to adhere perfectly around the lens. I had no raindrop on my camera despite the bad weather. Very happy that it protects so well and saved my day too.

These work decently well. Could be a little larger, but overall they fit my camera. Definitely not great for a lens with an extending barrel.

It works... It's simply a simple and good solution for filming in the rain. Covers your gear and long lens. Put some tape around the bag end and lens and viola ... waterproof. Just wish it was thicker plastic.

Have not used yet but looks reliable

I didn’t expect these to be magical or anything but I did expect them to stay put once on my camera. They don’t. The cinch is just a little nylon cord with no elasticity so they won’t grip around your lens hood. They slide off right away and will need a rubber band or gaffer’s tape to hold them in place. There’s space for a flash which gets in the way if you’re not using one. Before buying these I just used a trash bag whenever rain popped up and in all honesty the trash bags were better since they didn’t shift and slip off my lens. The whole point is to stay put and protect my gear but these do not.

The shape is wrong for the camera configurations shown in the photos. I have many camera configurations and this suits none of them. They're not only the wrong shape but too small for medium sized DSLR rigs and ENG rigs alike... by about 2 inches.

Easy to use. Eh.But they serve the purpose.I have an SLR with a BIG lens and a flash with a large diffuser.I went to Ireland. Known for rain.So I made sure to use this.Worked great when I needed it.Normally in rain, even with covers my lens will get some condensation, switching from indoor to outdoor, but it did not this time.

Es práctico y ligero, ideal para cargar en la bolsa y usar en una emergencia para evitar mojar la cámara 📷