OPTECH RainSleeve Flash 14 Inch

Key Features
- Fits Lenses up to 14" long - Compact design fits easily in a bag or pocket - Designed for handheld use or tripod application - Unique eyepiece opening adapts to most viewfinders - Camera & lens controls are easily visible and operable - Extra area for flash unit protection - Drawstring lens opening offers easy access and a snug fit
Overview
The RAINSLEEVE FLASH offers the same great features as the original RAINSLEEVE yet can accommodate a camera shoe-mounted flash (up to approx. 7" tall x 5" wide x 4" deep). It effectively shields a camera, lens and flash unit from the elements and fits easily in the pocket or camera bag. It also features a unique eyepiece opening that adapts to most camera viewfinders, allowing composition of shots through the cameras lens, not through the plastic. All camera, lens and flash controls are easily seen and operated through the RAINSLEEVE - FLASH. The drawstring enclosure will fit any lens up to seven inches (17.8 cm) in diameter and up to 14 inches (35.6 cm) long.
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physical specifications
| Weight | 2.38 lbs (1.08kg) |
| Color | Clear |
detailed specifications
| Material | Polyethylene |
- Op/Tech Rainsleeve Flash 14"
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