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NEEWER PB020, 950 by 850 mm, 400 mm lens, 150 g, reversible camo

A 950 by 850 mm nylon sheet at 150 g that reverses between two camouflage patterns and takes a 400 mm telephoto — a 950 by 850 mm sheet at 150 g, at 37 €.

NEEWER PB020 camouflage rain cover over a telephoto lens on a tripod

NEEWER PB020, 950 by 850 mm, 400 mm lens, 150 g, reversible camo

A 950 by 850 mm nylon sheet at 150 g that reverses between two camouflage patterns and takes a 400 mm telephoto — a 950 by 850 mm sheet at 150 g, at 37 €.

Lens length accommodated
THE LONGEST ON THIS SHELF: lenses up to 400 mm in the title, with the third bullet putting camera and lens combined UNDER 600 mm. Those are focal lengths rather than centimetres — a 400 mm telephoto is roughly 35 cm of barrel — and a cover cut for one is a cover for wildlife work
Eyepiece design
Not described, and on this cover it matters less: a 950 by 850 mm sheet is draped and folded rather than fitted, so the photographer looks in under the edge rather than through a window
Hand access
AN ENLARGED OPENING, in the fourth bullet, giving access to the important camera functions without removing the cover. It is the only page on this shelf to describe hand access at all — four others leave it unstated
Material and seams
NYLON, waterproof, in the fifth bullet, credited with long-lasting protection. Seams are not described
Closure method
VELCRO fasteners, in the fourth bullet: the cover is pulled over the equipment and the velcro secures it. Simple, adjustable to any size, and the reason the same sheet fits a 200 mm and a 400 mm lens
Packed size
Not published as a folded figure — but the WEIGHT is: 150 g, in the fifth bullet, the only weight on this shelf. A hundred and fifty grams of nylon folds to about the size of a fist, which is what the same bullet means by easy to fold and perfect for photography on the move
Amazon reference
B0CTCXY92S (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0191073120976
  • A hundred and fifty grams published, the only weight on this shelf
  • An enlarged opening for the controls without removing the cover
  • A draped sheet rather than a fitted cover — no window and no eyepiece

Best for: A long telephoto on a tripod in the field, where the cover has to blend in, fold to nothing and let the controls be reached.

≈ $52 / £38 / 37 €
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Specifications

Lens length accommodated
THE LONGEST ON THIS SHELF: lenses up to 400 mm in the title, with the third bullet putting camera and lens combined UNDER 600 mm. Those are focal lengths rather than centimetres — a 400 mm telephoto is roughly 35 cm of barrel — and a cover cut for one is a cover for wildlife work
Eyepiece design
Not described, and on this cover it matters less: a 950 by 850 mm sheet is draped and folded rather than fitted, so the photographer looks in under the edge rather than through a window
Hand access
AN ENLARGED OPENING, in the fourth bullet, giving access to the important camera functions without removing the cover. It is the only page on this shelf to describe hand access at all — four others leave it unstated
Material and seams
NYLON, waterproof, in the fifth bullet, credited with long-lasting protection. Seams are not described
Closure method
VELCRO fasteners, in the fourth bullet: the cover is pulled over the equipment and the velcro secures it. Simple, adjustable to any size, and the reason the same sheet fits a 200 mm and a 400 mm lens
Packed size
Not published as a folded figure — but the WEIGHT is: 150 g, in the fifth bullet, the only weight on this shelf. A hundred and fifty grams of nylon folds to about the size of a fist, which is what the same bullet means by easy to fold and perfect for photography on the move
Amazon reference
B0CTCXY92S (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0191073120976

On the listing

Five bracketed bullets. A camera rain cover protecting camera or telephoto lens from water, rain, moisture, dust and dirt, preventing water damage and maintaining performance in wet or adverse outdoor conditions; a double-sided camouflage design letting nature photographers blend into their surroundings and take natural shots without interruption, the two sides allowing a quick response to changing weather or spontaneous moments; large dimensions and versatility at 37.4 by 33.5 inches — 950 by 850 mm — foldable for equipment of different sizes, compatible with Canon, Sony, Nikon and Fujifilm DSLRs, mirrorless cameras, telephoto lenses, telescopes and Barlow lenses, and suitable for camera and lens combinations under 600 mm; quick and easy fitting, pulled over the equipment with velcro fasteners for a secure fit, with an enlarged opening giving access to important camera functions without removing the cover; and a durable, portable waterproof nylon construction giving long-lasting protection, easy to fold and weighing 150 g, perfect for photography on the move.

A hundred and fifty grams

The only weight on this shelf. A cover this light is never the thing left out of the bag, which is the commonest reason a rain cover is not there when it rains.

Camouflage on both sides

Green for summer cover, brown for autumn. A telephoto under a bright sheet is visible across a field.

Nine hundred and fifty by eight hundred and fifty millimetres

A drape, not a sleeve. It folds around a body, a lens, a hood and a tripod head — and it has no window, because there is no fixed front.

An opening for the controls

The only page on this shelf that says how a hand reaches the camera. Four others leave it out entirely.

Four hundred millimetres of lens, six hundred combined

Focal lengths rather than centimetres, which for wildlife work is the language the buyer already uses.

Availability

Between 37 € and 51 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was last checked.

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

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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    Lens length accommodated
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    Packed size
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    Amazon reference
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    EAN
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    Material and seams
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    Closure method
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    EAN
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    Lens length accommodated
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    Material and seams
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    Closure method
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    Packed size
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    Amazon reference
    B01MS6E4JX (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
    EAN
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    • Thirty-two centimetres of camera and lens, published twice
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    Amazon reference
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    EAN
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    Quick-release provision
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    EAN
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  • JJC close-up filter set of four in 55 mm with its soft pouch

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    Dioptre strength
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    Element count
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    Whether the set is achromatic
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    EAN
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