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Thirty-two centimetres, and the title says no flash

JZK 32 cm of lens, full-length zip, no flash space

Nine euros for a cover taking 32 cm of camera and lens, with a full-length zip and a clear rear panel — and a title that admits there is no room for a flash.

JZK rain cover fitted over a reflex camera with its clear rear panel visible

JZK 32 cm of lens, full-length zip, no flash space

Nine euros for a cover taking 32 cm of camera and lens, with a full-length zip and a clear rear panel — and a title that admits there is no room for a flash.

Lens length accommodated
32 cm for camera AND lens together, in the first and second bullets — the second-longest on this shelf behind the 39 cm K&F. Thirty-two centimetres takes a reflex with a 70-200 mm zoom; it does not take a 400 mm. The figure is published twice, which on this shelf counts as emphasis
Eyepiece design
Not described. Nothing on the page says how the eye reaches the viewfinder — an eyepiece opening, a drawcord, a transparent panel — which on a reflex is how the picture gets composed
Hand access
Not described either. The fourth bullet covers the zip and the fifth the screen window, and neither says how a hand reaches the controls
Material and seams
Waterproof and dustproof, in the third bullet, usable in the rainy season, in the desert and at the beach. No fabric is named and no seam treatment described — and on a rain cover the seams are where water arrives first
Closure method
A FULL-LENGTH ZIP, in the fourth bullet, allowing the cover to be closed from underneath whether the camera is hand-held or on a tripod, without weakening the rain protection. A zip that runs the whole length is what lets the cover go on around a mounted camera rather than over it
Packed size
NOT PUBLISHED, as on four of the five covers here. A cover that does not fold small is a cover left at home
Amazon reference
B01MS6E4JX (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
6920484230592
  • Thirty-two centimetres of camera and lens, published twice
  • A full-length zip that closes from below, on a tripod or in the hand
  • The title states there is no space for a flash

Best for: A reflex with a mid-length zoom in real rain, used on a tripod where the cover has to close underneath.

≈ £8 / 9 €
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Specifications

Lens length accommodated
32 cm for camera AND lens together, in the first and second bullets — the second-longest on this shelf behind the 39 cm K&F. Thirty-two centimetres takes a reflex with a 70-200 mm zoom; it does not take a 400 mm. The figure is published twice, which on this shelf counts as emphasis
Eyepiece design
Not described. Nothing on the page says how the eye reaches the viewfinder — an eyepiece opening, a drawcord, a transparent panel — which on a reflex is how the picture gets composed
Hand access
Not described either. The fourth bullet covers the zip and the fifth the screen window, and neither says how a hand reaches the controls
Material and seams
Waterproof and dustproof, in the third bullet, usable in the rainy season, in the desert and at the beach. No fabric is named and no seam treatment described — and on a rain cover the seams are where water arrives first
Closure method
A FULL-LENGTH ZIP, in the fourth bullet, allowing the cover to be closed from underneath whether the camera is hand-held or on a tripod, without weakening the rain protection. A zip that runs the whole length is what lets the cover go on around a mounted camera rather than over it
Packed size
NOT PUBLISHED, as on four of the five covers here. A cover that does not fold small is a cover left at home
Amazon reference
B01MS6E4JX (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
6920484230592

On the listing

Five bullets. A professional waterproof rain cover for DSLR and SLR digital cameras plus lens with a total length up to 32 cm, naming Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax and Samsung; applicability to many kinds of DSLR and SLR camera with a short or long lens, up to 32 cm in total; waterproof and dustproof, usable in the rainy season, in the desert, at the beach and elsewhere; a full-length zip allowing a bottom closure when held in the hand or on a tripod, without affecting the rain protection; and room for a long lens hood so the lens is completely protected, with a large transparent polyethylene panel at the rear giving a good view of the camera’s LCD screen.

Thirty-two centimetres, said twice

Camera and lens together, not the lens alone. A reflex with a 70-200 mm fits; a 400 mm does not. Two bullets carry the same figure, which on this shelf is emphasis rather than padding.

A zip down the whole length

The cover goes on around a camera already on a tripod, and closes underneath. Without that, it is a sleeve pulled over the front.

No flash space, in the title

The limit that would otherwise be found at the moment it mattered. Eight to ten centimetres of hot-shoe flash does not fit, and the page says so first.

A window for the screen

Large, clear, polyethylene. It reads an LCD and it will scratch; it is not an eyepiece, and no eyepiece is described.

What nine euros never names

Its fabric or its seams. On a rain cover the seams are the first place water gets in.

Availability

Between 9 € and 12 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was last checked.

The British Amazon store carry it too, priced in local currency. Those amounts are deliberately absent from the range above, which reads euro stores only.

Listed in the American Amazon catalogue with nothing on sale against the entry: the camera has a page there and no seller behind it.

Everything in this section is the figure Keepa carried on the day of the last update to this page. Availability and prices shift without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 13 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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    EAN
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    Packed size
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    EAN
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Elsewhere in the camera bag

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    EAN
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    EAN
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  • Sunya camera strap with its anchor loops, adapter rings and rubber pads

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    Wear style
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    Attachment method
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    Declared load
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    Width and padding
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    Quick-release provision
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    EAN
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    ≈ 20 €
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