Rain covers for your camera

[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

I have been looking at rain sleeves or rain covers for my D5100. There are many choices and some look great and some not so much. Has anyone used these and which ones work good and are easy to use?

 

[Marilynne]

Check out this thread
http://nikonites.com/off-topic/13224-kitted-out-scottish-weather.html#axzz2VvTgSTB2

 

[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

Check out this thread
http://nikonites.com/off-topic/13224-kitted-out-scottish-weather.html#axzz2VvTgSTB2

I did, not much help. Those are the same ones I saw with a search on Google. Read lots of reviews and you know how those are. The link above was about the same people bought them but really had not had to use them. I guess the disposable ones would do what I want which is to protect it while I am out and about and not near my car.

 

[Horoscope Fish]

The couple times I have needed a rain sleeve these Opteks have worked well. I can't really compare them to anything else since this isn't an accessory I'm often in need of.

 

[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

The couple times I have needed a rain sleeve these Opteks have worked well. I can't really compare them to anything else since this isn't an accessory I'm often in need of.

That is the one I was really wondering about. I think that might so what I need for it to do.

 

[Roy1961]

whats rain, i need sunscreen for mine

 

[STM]

I have a camouflaged neoprene sleeve specifically designed for my 600mm f/4. It was really designed just to camouflage this beast of a lens, but it also provides protection from the rain.