14kphotog Loc: Marietta, Ohio

Buy Pentax, all the new ones are sealed

ronichas Loc: Long Island

I always carry a Shutter Hat. It has a small pouch to carry it, has a pocket on the side and has worked well for me.
https://www.amazon.com/FM-Photography-Shutter-Camera-Cover/dp/B000H17P82

I also have a hotel shower cap in my bags, just in case.

Brent Rowlett Loc: Atlanta, GA

I have a rain protector in my bag. Never opened it. Usually photos taken in the rain are not usable anyway. Waste of time and the dull colors are not worth processing. On location, I schedule extra days or watch the weather reports to get the perfect shot under good conditions and price my shoots accordingly. When and if it rains, I just place a gallon size zip lock bag over the camera on the tripod and wait for the rain to pass. Most of the time I discontinue the shoot for the above reasons. Not worth it unless one is expecting a rainbow to appear.

Japakomom Loc: Originally from the Last Frontier

I use an Op/Tech rain sleeve. It came in a pack of two and I have been using one of them for the last couple of years with no problems. My camera is weather sealed, but in steady rain I use the rain sleeve. If it is only sprinkling I go naked.

Ray and JoJo Loc: Florida--Tenneessee

This is what I keep with me because of my occupation, I Artificial Inseminate cows and horses, you can buy them at most feed and seed, farm and ranch stores, just cut the hand off and add rubber band. You can buy a hundred for less $20.00

search "Farm and Ranch/Breeding Sleeve" Clear gloves are 35" L and 1.25 mil thick.

Bullfrog Bill Loc: CT

Try a 2 gal. Zip lock bag. I always have one in my bag.

dcampbell52 Loc: Clearwater Fl

I have the Ruggard Fabric Rain Shield Large (23") B&H # RURCFC723 •MFR # RC-FC723 which was on sale when I got it. Prior to that, I carried a plastic trash bag that I could slide the camera in if I needed to. I have a Nikon D7100 and a Nikon D610 (the rain shield fits both and will fit over my longest lens with just the front element sticking though the front opening. The back is open enough to get to all of the controls.
I wouldn't have bought it if it hadn't been one of B&H's one day sale specials. As I was "getting along ok" with my trash bag. (generally if the weather starts turning bad down here in the Clearwater area, I start back to the motorcycle or car. Lightning is bad in Florida and I am cautious about being out in a field, on the water or anywhere that I might be the highest target. We just had a golfer struck by lighting a few days ago on the Clearwater Golf and Country Club. He and his group were near the 7th hole.
Having said that. I like the construction and build of the Ruggard and it seems to work well. Again, I just put it on when it starts sprinkling and if I hear thunder or see lighting, put it on the camera to protect it but start heading back. I can always stop and grab a shot while waling back though.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1249868-REG/ruggard_rc_fc723_fabric_rain_shield_large.htm

This is the one that I got... Oh and B&H had it on a one day sale for $15.95 so I couldn't pass it up.

Twinbro Loc: North Central Arkansas

I keep my lens in a partially zipped 'zip lock' when in my camera bag. It can also come in handy for a quick rain shower. Cheap, but will do in an emergency.

Elsiss Loc: Bayside, NY, Boynton Beach, Fl.

I always carry an Op-Tec rain sleeve in my Lowepro backpack with their built in rain cover. I also carry a zip-lock bag or two in my backpack, just-in-case.

SusanFromVermont Loc: Southwest corner of Vermont

Hard to believe you did not find lots of answers! Take a look at the link below. Prices range from $5.75 to $475.00 and are as simple as the plastic cover you can carry in your pocket or as complex as a fancy carry case!

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?sts=ma&setNs=p_PRICE_2%7c0&Ns=p_PRICE_2%7c0&srtclk=sort&ipp=100&N=0&Ntt=rain%20covers%20for%20cameras%20and%20lenses&

nimbushopper Loc: Tampa, FL

I use an Op-Tech rain sleeve. Very inexpensive and fits in a pocket easily.

Harvey Loc: Pioneer, CA

This site is loaded with selections - I keep OP/Tec Rain sleeves in all my camera bags - works fine for

mehttps://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_8_6?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=op%2Ftech+rainsleeve&sprefix=OP%2FTec%2Caps%2C291&crid=2P1BBQ552V3NX

John N Loc: HP14 3QF Stokenchurch, UK

Pop along to a water sports shop or maybe even a chandlers and get a roll top waterproof bag. Available in lots of sizes, and once sealed the roll top serves as a carry handle. Good ones are submergible so you should be O.K. This link is for the U.K. & Ireland site but the tap will allow you to get the U.S. mirror site.

http://www.exped.com/uk-ireland/en/product-category/packsacks

jm76237

I have the Peak design shell - works well for my and my Nikon d750 w 24-70 lens
https://www.peakdesign.com/product/covers/

n1Duke Loc: North Carolina

Hi Larry, I always carry a shower cap that I picked up in a motel room. Cheap, not expensive but will cover your camera when needed.
John