Q. I'm wanting to hire or rent a digital camera SLR for my HSC body of work for visual arts, only for a week at max, or even one/two days ... i don't really care. I've tried looking on GOOGLE and it seems so expensive...
Does anyone know any cheap rental/hire places etc, in the Sydney area?
Does anyone know any cheap rental/hire places etc, in the Sydney area?
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What you need to find is a good camera store in your area. I am in the US but I'm sure that you can find a couple of good camera stores in Sydney. Most good privately owned camera stores here rent out equipment at reasonable rates. You should be able to rent a good DSLR camera and lens for $50-$100 US dollars a day. A lot will depend on the value of the camera and lens. You will probably need to have a credit card that will cover the replacement cost of the equipment if you break it or don't bring it back though.
What you need to find is a good camera store in your area. I am in the US but I'm sure that you can find a couple of good camera stores in Sydney. Most good privately owned camera stores here rent out equipment at reasonable rates. You should be able to rent a good DSLR camera and lens for $50-$100 US dollars a day. A lot will depend on the value of the camera and lens. You will probably need to have a credit card that will cover the replacement cost of the equipment if you break it or don't bring it back though.
How Much and Where could I rent a DSLR Camera - Chino Hills?
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Looking to rent a DSLR Camera around the Chino Hills Area.
Nothing too extravagant or amazing; just something sufficient enough. How much do you think it'd cost (with lens and everything) for a one day rental? And where could I find such a place?
Thanks!
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All you have to do is look in the Yellow pages for Cameras, and start calling the stores to see if they rent. If no stores are listed under cameras, see if there is a Ritz or Wolfe store in the White pages. They would probably be the only ones who would do this.
If you do find such a store, I'm pretty sure they will require a hefty deposit, or a credit card to insure the camera will be returned in excellent condition.
Just remember, you can't learn all you need to know in one day, or expect to get outstanding pictures just because it's a DSLR. It all depends on your skill as a photographer, too.
All you have to do is look in the Yellow pages for Cameras, and start calling the stores to see if they rent. If no stores are listed under cameras, see if there is a Ritz or Wolfe store in the White pages. They would probably be the only ones who would do this.
If you do find such a store, I'm pretty sure they will require a hefty deposit, or a credit card to insure the camera will be returned in excellent condition.
Just remember, you can't learn all you need to know in one day, or expect to get outstanding pictures just because it's a DSLR. It all depends on your skill as a photographer, too.
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