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"Whenever I'm talking to photographers and note ""online lens rental"" or ""camera rental by mail,"" most look at me with blank faces, while a few intentionally look. As an manager of an on the web camera lens rental shop has been surprise experience in educating people. We thought the biggest challenge will be to encourage people to book lenses from people and have their lens rental delivered to them by mail when we first started the business. But, we neglected to acknowledge the initial first rung on the ladder to that purpose and that was to educate that online camera lens leases actually exist. To many people the camera or camera lens rental knowledge typically began and ended with a visit to their local camera store. They'd drive over, talk with the (usually unfriendly) camera rental associate and then drive home. Click here here's the site to compare the reason for it. By why many camera shops employees you meet are so irritated the way, may some one e-mail and tell me? Like you confuse a aperture lens with a one and whenever you appear to them to ask a, they start like it is no more worth their time to speak to you feeling it seems? But I digress In any case, as I was mentioning before, it looks like most photographers haven't seen that online camera lens rentals are possible. I guess I will not be astonished since before the scene was hit by Netflix, borrowing movies through mail was unbearable or before BagBorrowSteal.com opened, you could not dream of obtaining a 1000 case through the mail (unless you buy it, obviously). The lens rental process is very straightforward you simply log onto the website, find the contacts or cameras you want to rent (most places primarily do nikon or cannon lens leases), put in your shipping address and the camera equipment you rented appears at your door a couple of days later. Inside is really a prepaid press that you post within the initial and drop it off together with your provider. Beats driving across town and dealing with the irritated camera shop guy, does not it? Happy Lens Rentals".