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Originally Posted by JMitchell
If you want to keep the money for christmas, you can make one out of a plastic bag, attached to the camera and lens via the lens hood and the eyepiece  it does work, honest! |
That used to be my method of choice with my Fuji 602Z - the optional add-on lenses had a tube adapter which, when screwed on, completely enclosed the lens. Stick UV filter on front and poly bag and elastic bands made for a water/dustproof cover. Sadly my dSLR lens rotated and moved so that was never going to work
Down side to all the poly solutions (including my Rain Hood) is that it tends to get very humid inside the container (you'll inevitably get some moisture inside - on hands probably) which isn't good - so you need to keep an eye on that
BTW, I use just a chamois to lay on top of camera/lens in damp/drizzly conditions. It stops drips forming (which are the big no-no), so protects the camera well enough