This Small Upgrade Makes a BIG Difference for Heavy Lenses.

[@damienu.2668]

Very helpful thanks ! It’s true the original one is too short and not very confortable. A bit expensive but why not, seems very good product. Thanks for sharing.

[@caseycarbone17]

Somehow this popped up in my feed. I love my 60-600 but like you mentioned carrying by the original foot begins uncomfortable fast! Will definitely be checking this out.

[@MarioKilianPhotography]

Hi Casey, I've been using it for a while now, and the truth is that yes, it has helped make my day more pleasant.

[@bernym4047]

You have probably considered this but I use a peak design capture clip to carry my camera for landscape photography. I have one attached to my ruck sack shoulder strap and another on my belt. The shoulder strap clip keeps the camera safe when climbing rocky ascents and the belt clip I use when changing lenses and don't want to put my camera down on wet ground. The clip makes a heavy camera much more comfortable to carry and it's very quick to deploy. You can also quickly clip the camera to a monopod or tripod with the swiss arca compatible foot. BTW, I love your French accent 😀

[@MarioKilianPhotography]

Awesome, awesome!! I also have one of those but from an alternative brand, and I use it mostly for the vlogging camera. The idea of ​​using more than one hadn't occurred to me, thanks a lot for the info!! A hug and have a good weekend.

[@mekanicolas]

Christmas is aproaching, we got as a present one more video this weekend 😁

[@damienu.2668]

Hi Mario do you think you could carry out a video of presentation of your Huga Nature’s lens coat please ? I’m interested in buying one, I’d like to know a bit more about your feedback on it, his quality, easy fitting on lens, easy handling of the buttons under the plastic windows things like that...because it is not a famous product. Comparing with the mark Lenscoat for example which is more well known but more expensive too. I do thank you if you can do it 😉

[@MarioKilianPhotography]

Hi Damien, unfortunately I no longer have the lens to be able to make a video about the case. But I can tell you about my experience with it after almost 6 years. First, the grade I would give it would be 8/10. The good: it is easy to put on, it is like a neoprene rubber that holds quite well, it is elastic and once installed it stays firm, it protects the lens very well from bumps or scratches as well as from water or dust, it is very pleasant to the touch, it does not slip from your hands and it allows you to turn the focus and zoom ring perfectly. It completely covers all parts of the lens, except for the zoom tube that extends, I loved the camouflage design and the colors. What I did not like very much: moving the buttons behind the lens is a bit complicated, the lens is thick, so I had to take off my gloves to be able to move the buttons, it is uncomfortable, but it is not so terrible. The parts of the case that come over the area where the tripod leg is, come with a double-sided tape that I didn’t like very much, after a while they came off and got lost on some outing. You can see it in the photo in the video, that the parts where the lens collar tripod mount is are not glued. There they should have found a better solution. In short, would I buy one again? YES, but unfortunately for my current lens, the Nikon 180-600, they haven’t manufactured it yet, they told me they could have it by the end of March, I think I’ll wait, otherwise I’ll buy another brand such as Easycover, it’s not as good or pretty as Huga Nature, but it has a good price. Greetings and have a good week.

[@damienu.2668]

@ Thank you so much for this quick and complete answer 👌

[@MarioKilianPhotography]

@@damienu.2668 you welcome Damien.

[@NatureSoundsImages]

nice piece, but i need one of those lenses first.😁