Camera raincoat

I am going to the UK and don't want to miss shots if it is raining.

I have read about getting a raincoat for my camera.

Do these really work and if so which one would you suggest

I picked up a couple of the disposable Optec rain guards from my local camera store. They were like $5 for 2 rain coats and they've worked great. Cheap, durable enough for a day of shooting, and they just work.

Same here,

I use Optech RainSleeve, it works great, and it's really cheap.

Laurent.

Keep a UV filter on your lenses just to also be safe. Can get bit windy here and couple that with rain can cause marks on the front element.

Where abouts in the UK are you planning to go?

I use a Stormshield rain jacket for quick emergencies and am intending on getting a Kata 702 (or whatever model number it is) for when I know it's going to be wet. The Kata gets excellent reviews.

canon shooter wrote in post #5527378
I am going to the UK and don't want to miss shots if it is raining.

In the UK, we have to deal with rain, hail, snow and flooding.

I protect my camera with one of these any time that I have to leave the house...

http://www.aquatech.ne​t/p--16--dv-4markiii--57.aspx

But don't you already have one for dealing with the heat and dust in Arizona?

Andrew

i picked up a Kata 702, and it is awesome. Its not as compact or cheap as the rainsleeves, though i feel the quality is worth it.