Camera Insurance

Unless you have equipment worth thousands, or need insurance for professional liability then its usually cheapest to add your gear to your home insurance.
 
weiran said:
Unless you have equipment worth thousands, or need insurance for professional liability then its usually cheapest to add your gear to your home insurance.
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Can't do that home insurance not in my name.....
 
I just spoke to a local insurance company today...

For Public Liability & legal protection, I was quoted £176 a year. With £15K's worth of gear insurance (cameras, lenses, lights, computers, phones, any electronic device that I use for business that's worth insuring really), plus the public liability and legal cover it was about £450. That was through Aviva. He's waiting to hear back from Towergate, but they should be able to do a better deal - they have specific photography and video insurance solutions, so check with them first.

If not for the fact that I use my gear for work, my household insurance (with Churchill) covers it.
 
Matt L said:
if you do a quick search, photogaurd comes up alot with both good and bad views on them which is the same as any place really, its who ill be getting mine with in a few days.
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Very expensive though
 
I also use photoguard but whatever you do, don't use E & L.
 
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