Cammo jacket (1 Viewer)

[cressi]

Hi can anyone suggest a cammo jacket for my sigma 50/500 where to buy price etc

Thanks in advance.

 

[RyanEustace]

http://www.wildlifewatchingsupplies.co.uk/retail/acatalog/Neoprene_lens_cover_sets.html

Although its not listed specifically, if you email Kevin im sure he will be able to make one for you, and it will be cheaper than a 'lens coat' one. Plus you get free 1.4 and 2x teleconverter covers, i only have good things to say about these lens covers.

Ryan

 

[postcardcv]

I agree - I have a WWS cover for one lens and Lenscoat on another and I far prefer the WWS one. In fact when I have the spare cash I'll replace my Lenscoat with a WWS cover.

 

[apbarr]

I also agree with the comments above, I have a WWS cover on my Sigma 300 f2.8 and prefer it to the Lenscoat one I had on a previous lens

 

[cressi]

Thanks for the info guys.

 

[Claymore]

Just got a WWS cover for my 150-500mm OS Sigma and excellent quality and very fast delivery + Kevin a real nice guy to deal with

 

[nickdavis]

'outdoor photography gear' also do very nice THICK neoprene camo covers

 

[Chalky W]

As an alternative to a neoprene lens coat may I suggest a lens cover, again by WWS.

http://www.wildlifewatchingsupplies.co.uk/retail/acatalog/Camera___Lens_Covers.html

It's a well made piece of kit and is waterproof as well, I've got the fleece lined version (C80TL All in one camera & lens cover - Triple) which is great in winter.

I'd throughly recommend it.

 

[Overread]

Just out of interest, with those who have both the WW and the Lens Coat versions what are the advantages to the WW version over the LensCoat? I've a Lens Coat for my 70-200mm and had no real problems with it, though I'd be interested in hearing about the WW versions (got to get something to cover my 120-300mm)