Camera Equipment Insurance

What Is Camera Equipment Insurance?

Photography & camera equipment insurance covers your cameras, lenses, lighting equipment, and other photography gear on and off premises and during transportation. If you are a photographer or videographer who travels to various locations, adding Full Frame’s equipment insurance to your annual policy is necessary to protect the tools of your trade.

Should your equipment—or the equipment you rent—be stolen or damaged, you could be looking at spending thousands of dollars to replace your gear. A loss of this magnitude could affect your bottom line and be detrimental to your daily business operations.

Get affordable equipment insurance with a Full Frame annual general liability policy included. Our policies are scalable to your unique needs and specific exposures.

If you're interested in adding an equipment insurance package to your annual policy, review the limits and pricing below. Once you choose which option will provide the coverage you need, you can add it at checkout.

**Please note that this is only a summary of your insurance coverage. All policies have specific terms, conditions, exclusions, and limitations. Please refer to the policy for a complete description of coverages, and review our list of exclusions here.

Frequently Asked Questions About Camera Equipment Insurance

How much does camera equipment insurance cost?

The cost of your camera equipment insurance policy depends on a variety of factors, such as the worth of your equipment, your aggregate limit, and more. We offer tiered pricing and the ability to choose the coverage option that works best for your business. Your policy can easily be tailored and you can change it at any time. Camera gear coverage starts at $55.

Will my camera equipment still be covered outside of the country?

Yes! Go ahead and book that international shoot. Our camera equipment insurance is a worldwide policy and will cover your gear outside of the United States. We can insure your cameras, lenses, lighting equipment, and more. This policy is designed to respond to camera equipment insurance claims on and off premises and during transportation.

What is considered as one item?

If you purchased a camera lens and body together, this would be considered one item and a separate specialty lens would be considered as another item.