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Camera insuranceHi all
I am moving to Paris for about 12 months and have all of my health insurance organised. However, I have yet to insure my camera gear. I have tried a few options: - I can't find travel insurance for equipment that doesn't include medical cover - most camera only insurance only allows you to be out of Australia for 28 days - french contents insurance doesn't cover when I am out of the house Does anyone have experience with insuring their gear under these circumstances? Cheers Mitchell 5DmII + some L lenses
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Re: Camera insuranceAon insurance and a few others do dedicated OS cameramans insurance.
There is a number of threads on it already, sorry too tired to search them out, but insurance in the Search bar will work! Must go to bed.. 648, gnghh, D3 | D700 | D300 x 2 | D200 X 2| D70s| 300 2.8VR| 70-200, 2.8VR| 28-70, 2.8|24-70 2.8 | 14-24 2.8 | 50-500| 50, 1.4| 18-200VR| 10.5 Fishy | Batt Grips| SB800 x2 | SB900 |Pocketwizards | Manfrotto's blah blah.
Re: Camera insuranceFor the time that you're going to be away, my experience suggests that no local (oz) insurer would be all that interested: they would consider this to be in the realm of the local (French) insurance market.
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Re: Camera insuranceDude... I don't have any advise but have fun and take care. Would love to see some photos when you return....
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