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Think Tank Emergency Rain Cover I RealTree APX Camo (Medium)

Think Tank Emergency Rain Cover I RealTree APX Camo (Medium)
Code: 13687FOC
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Delivery 8-10 w.d.
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Pick up for free in the store in Kaunas (Birželios 23-iosios str. 23g) Rugsėjo 21 d.

Pick up for free in Klaipėda, in the store (Taikos pr. 17) Rugsėjo 21 d.

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DescriptionThink Tank Emergency Rain Cover I RealTree APX Camo (Medium) description

Many of the wildlife photographer customershave requested a camouflage version to help them stay discreet while protecting their camera from the elements, so we are excited to offer a camo version using RealTree APXfabric. Realtree is extremely popular in the hunting world and offers the most realisticand effective camouflage on the market.Never let bad weather catch you off guard. The Emergency Rain Covers are a simple, compact solution to protect your gear from a downpour or dusty conditions.KEY FEATURES:Seam-sealed for extreme protection in downpour or dusty conditionsCompresses into an included compact carrying pouchOversize window to view your LCD and controlsAdditional FeaturesAbility to access your camera through one cinchable sleeveMountable to tripod or monopodDual viewing configurations for varying conditionsHot-shoe mount keeps cover located on camera during useNon-slip, adjustable strap attaches directly to the lens hoodDWR coating for an extra layer of protectionWhat Fits - Emergency Rain Cover - SmallGripped or standard camera bodies16–35mm f/2.814–24mm f/2.824–105mm f/424–70mm f/2.8What Fits - Emergency Rain Cover - MediumGripped or standard camera bodies24–70mm f/2.870–200mm f/2.8What Fits - Emergency Rain Cover - LargeGripped or ungripped camera bodies150-600mm f/5.6-6.3200-500mm f/5.6200-400mm f/4400mm f/2.8500mm f/4600mm f/4SpecificationsDimensions:12.2” long x 3.1”- 5.5” adjustable diameter, 31 x 8-14cm (small)18.9” long x 3.1”- 5.5” adjustable diameter / 48 x 8-14cm (medium)27.6” long x 5.1–7.9” diameter / 70 x 13–20 cm (large)Weight:107g (small)114g (medium)159g (large)MaterialsExterior:70D Taffeta seam-sealed rip-stop plus polyurethane filmPolyurethane seam tapeHigh-density shock cordNylon webbingHeavy-duty non-slip material3-ply bonded nylon thread

Delivery time 8-10 w.d.

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Delivery time 8-10 w.d.
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13687FOC 874530001666

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1. How to protect your camera from rain and is special protective equipment necessary?

Protecting your camera from rain is important because water can damage the internal components of the equipment. Special protective gear, such as a rain cover or waterproof case, can be useful in extreme weather conditions. These protections can shield your camera from direct rain exposure and help prevent potential damage. It’s important to store your camera in a dry place when not in use. Regardless of the protection used, it is recommended to regularly maintain and clean your camera, especially if it has been used in the rain or in humid conditions, to avoid corrosion and loss of durability.

2. What are the best tools to protect the lens from rain when shooting outdoors?

The best tools to protect the lens from rain are special lens covers or umbrellas. Lens covers are made of flexible, water-resistant material. These covers shield the lens but still allow free shooting. Umbrellas provide protection against raindrops. To protect the lens from rain while shooting outdoors, it’s best to use special lens covers. Waterproof protections, such as silicone covers, allow you to protect the lens from rain while still providing easy use of the camera. Additionally, you can use special sprays that help repel water from the lens surface. This ensures that even in rainy weather, you can create high-quality photos without risking damage to expensive photography equipment.