Hiring Lens

[Bullysrus]

Im thinking about hiring a lens before buying.

So who is best to use

 

[gramps]

lensesforhire - no contest

 

[Trig's]

lensesforhire - no contest

Also they are a member on TP - so what more could you ask for

 

[stupar]

Another vote for lensesforhire.
I've placed an order with them to hire a canon 17-55 f2.8 and 70-200 f2.8 in April.
Good prices and flexibility.

 

[ncf15]

Jacobs are good if you live near a shop, their weekend rates are very good. The main disadvantage is that you have to sort out your own insurance and give a full price deposit. Hired a 300 f2,8 & 500mm f4 recently to try them out.

 

[stupar]

Jacobs are good if you live near a shop, their weekend rates are very good. The main disadvantage is that you have to sort out your own insurance and give a full price deposit. Hired a 300 f2,8 & 500mm f4 recently to try them out.

Apparently Calumet are the same with great weekend rates but a hefty deposit is required.
Thats probably one of the benefits of lensesforhire - deposit is optional.

 

[paulcamcas]

lensesforhire provide an excellent service. I've used them several times and been very impressed all round.

 

[matthab]

Lensforhire - had great service in the past. Hope to use again.

 

[Noah_]

Fixation has an amazing reputation & prices vary depending on what you're looking to hire.

 

[Stu Meech]

Lensesforhire, every single time.

 

[daveharlow]

Lenspimp.com brilliant service. Used them 5 times so far.

 

[Bullysrus]

Thanks All

Looks like lens hire gets the vote, I'll check them out

 

[Woblee]

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