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Think Tank Photo Hydrophobia D 24-70 Rain Cover (Realtree Camo)

Use this Hydrophobia D 24-70 Rain Cover from Think Tank Photo to protect your DSLR or mirrorless full-frame camera with a 24-70mm f/2.8 or similar lens attached. The durable triple-layered construction, waterproof coating, and sealed seams guard against rain, sleet, snow, sand, and dust. The nonslip adjustable strap cinches to the lens hood to keep it in place, and two cinchable sleeves offer easy access to your camera.

SKU: GC47-TT740614

Think Tank Photo Hydrophobia D 24-70 Rain Cover (Realtree Camo)

Think Tank Photo Hydrophobia D 24-70 Rain Cover (Realtree Camo)

Use this Hydrophobia D 24-70 Rain Cover from Think Tank Photo to protect your DSLR or mirrorless full-frame camera with a 24-70mm f/2.8 or similar lens attached. The durable triple-layered construction, waterproof coating, and sealed seams guard against rain, sleet, snow, sand, and dust. The nonslip adjustable strap cinches to the lens hood to keep it in place, and two cinchable sleeves offer easy access to your camera.

An oversised window allows you to easily view the camera controls and LCD screen. A separately available eyepiece allows full access to your viewfinder, and an eyepiece flap folds into a visor or shields the viewfinder from rain or dust when not in use. An eyepiece pocket is built into the bottom of the cover for handy storage. This cover can be used when your camera is mounted to a tripod or monopod, and it folds to fit in the included compact carrying pouch for convenient transport.

Additional Details

Durable triple-layered construction

Waterproof coating

Sealed seams protect against heavy rain and dust

Access camera functions through cinchable sleeves

Oversised window for viewing LCD screen and controls

Nonslip, adjustable strap cinches to lens hood

Rainproof front element cover

Optional eyepiece for full access to viewfinder

Compatible with camera mounted on tripod or monopod

Compatibility

Fits most cameras with a 24-70mm f/2.8, 24-105mm f/4, 16-35mm f/2.8, 14-24mm f/2.8 or similarl lens

DSLR or mirrorless camera

24-70mm f/2.8

24-105mm f/4

16-35mm f/2.8

14-24mm f/2.8

Fit is dependent on both lens and eyepiece compatibility

View separately available eyepieces to find a compatible one for your camera body

Key Features:

Fits Camera with 24-70mm f/2.8 Lens

Sealed Seams and Waterproof Coated

Waterproof Front Element Cover

Oversised Window to View LCD & Controls

Durable Triple-Layered Construction

Can Be Used with Tripod or Monopod

Carrying Pouch for Transport & Storage

Two Cinchable Sleeves for Camera Access

Optional Eyepiece for Viewfinder Access

What's in the Box:

Think Tank Photo Hydrophobia D 24-70 Rain Cover (Realtree Camo)

Front Element Cover

Carrying Pouch

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Think Tank Photo Hydrophobia D 24-70 Rain Cover (Realtree Camo)

Use this Hydrophobia D 24-70 Rain Cover from Think Tank Photo to protect your DSLR or mirrorless full-frame camera with a 24-70mm f/2.8 or similar lens attached. The durable triple-layered construction, waterproof coating, and sealed seams guard against rain, sleet, snow, sand, and dust. The nonslip adjustable strap cinches to the lens hood to keep it in place, and two cinchable sleeves offer easy access to your camera.

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