Oct
25
Have you ever thought of renting camera equipment or a lens to help you on a shoot?
1. You’re heading out of town for a specific shoot and need just the right equipment.
2. You’re shooting a wedding and need backup equipment.
3. You’re photographing a portrait and want more variety in lenses.
4. You want to try out a few lenses before you buy.
5. You need a macro lens for one client.
6. You want to play for the weekend.
7. Your equipment is in the shop.
No matter what your reason, there is a rental service for you. Check out this list of places to rent good professional camera equipment
Borrowlenses.com
CameraLensRentals.com
Lensprotogo.com
Lensrentals.com
PhotoLensRental.com
ProPhotoRental.com
Rentglass.com
TryAndBuyLens.com
ZipLens.com
Did I leave off your favorite place? Let me know. I’d love to add it to the list.
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I am a reader from South Africa. In SA, the lens and camera rental choice is rather limited. However, I have found http://www.lensrental.co.za (based in Johannesburg)an excellent choice. It is also ideal for those visiting South Africa, particularly on safari. As far as I am they can drop off at the Johannesburg International Airport.
Woow, talk about right on time! I was wondering today where I was going to find a realibly place to rent a lens that I can not buy quite yet.
Great info.
Thanks Paul - great tip. I’ve known several photographers that end up on safari, and wish they had more lens selection. This is a great way to solve that problem.
Paul, great post. I wanted to chime and say I’ve had very positive results with http://www.BorrowLenses.com. Their customer service was great and the package came in 19 hours after I ordered it - I got a last minute gig and had to pay for overnight shipping :(. Now I just need to find another excuse to rent from them…hmm that Nikon 70-200 2.8 VR sure looks tempting
Jim