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Capture Every Moment, Rain or Shine 
Introducing the versatile camera accessory designed to protect your gear and enhance your photography in various weather conditions. This innovative umbrella attachment offers easy setup, lightweight design, ensuring you never miss a shot due to rain, snow, or harsh sunlight.
Capture Every Moment, Rain or Shine 
Designed for versatility, our camera umbrella protector offers easy setup, lightweight construction, and multi-functional use. Perfect for various shooting scenarios, it shields your gear from rain, snow, and harsh sunlight while allowing full access to camera controls.
Capture Every Moment, Rain or Shine 
Designed for versatility, our camera umbrella protector adapts to various shooting scenarios. From shielding against rain and snow to reducing glare and keeping your gear cool, this innovative accessory ensures you’re always ready to capture the perfect shot, no matter the weather conditions.
Can it be used in windy conditions?
No,this 48cm/19-inch Camera Umbrella Hot Shoe is not recommended for windy weather. This umbrella is designed primarily for rain, snow, and harsh sunlight protection. In windy conditions, the canopy could catch wind and destabilize your camera setup.
What angles can it adjust?
This Camera Umbrella Hot Shoe features a ball-and-socket joint that provides 360° of swivel control and can be tilted down up to 90°. This allows you to position the umbrella at virtually any angle to shield your camera from rain, snow, and sunlight.
What cameras does it fit?
It is designed for various DSLR and mirrorless cameras, including: Canon: EOS R100, R50, R8, R7, R10, R3, R6 Mark II, R5, RP, Rebel T8i, T7, 90D, and more Sony: A7RV, A7 IV, A7S III, A7S II, and more
Nikon: Z8, Z9, Z30, Z5, Z6, Z7 II, and other DSLR.
Does it block UV rays and is it easy to attach?
Yes, it block UV rays. It securely fastens to your camera’s hot shoe mount for quick installation and removal—no tools needed. The straightforward design means you can have it ready in seconds when weather conditions change.
Storage and portability
It is portable and easy to store:
– Only 5.6 ounces, so it won’t add much weight to camera
– Collapses down for convenient storage when not in use
– The 19-inch canopy fits easily alongside your camera gear, package comes with a storage bag.
Easy to Set up: The shoe umbrella is easy to be attached to your camera, the angle adjustment feature—it’s flexible for both horizontal and vertical shooting, which is ideal when switching between shots quickly. Compared to traditional rain cover that has to be placed in a way, makes it difficult to access the camera controls and/or lens for zooming. This umbrella allow you access the controls.
Lightweight and Fits DSLR Mirrorless Cameras: The diameter of the umbrella is 19.7”/ 50cm and weighs 0.3lb. It will fit a camera body and lens below 19inch, the diameter of the umbrella is 19.7”/ 50cm. We test on EOS 5D 6D Series with 24-70mm lens, Rebel Series with 18-55 lens, and, Nik. D Series with 18-140mm lens, Z Series with 24-200mm Lens, a7M3 a7m4 with 24-70mm Lens, it fits well, it fits more DSLR mirrorless cameras as the same size.
Multi-Function for many shooting scenarios: This little umbrella is going to come in very handy in rain and snow, allow you keep shooting when the weather turns bad. It is also for flagging the sun’s rays and keeping glare off your lens. It can be adjusted to any angle, finding the right angle to block the light is pretty easy. When doing long daytime time lapses, it can shade the camera from the harsh sun.
Cooling material prevents overheating and glare: The hot shoe umbrella will keep your gear cool, and also reduced glare, which was a huge help for clear, sharp photos. The inside of the umbrella is a reflective silver material; it could also be used as a makeshift reflector. It a solution to many shooting scenarios such as wedding photography, football photograph, snow photography.
Easy to use: It is large enough to covers camera body (and your head when you are shooting) well. If you use a telephoto lens (70-200) and it does not cover that, we recommend separately use a camera rain cover for that together. The included plastic bag will allow you to put the wet umbrella back in your case without getting everything wet. Perfect for many shooting scenarios when there’s just a little bit of precipitation.