Death of a camera.....

[justleesa]

(kinda why I'm not housing my 5D....in addition to the cost)

 

[Jcsgt]

(kinda why I'm not housing my 5D....in addition to the cost)

Yeah, that was the other issue. The housing cost more than my camera.

 

[alcina]

Chickens, the lot of you

That's what insurance is for LOL

 

[justleesa]

still...it would just kill me :bawling:

 

[SuPrBuGmAn]

Goodluck finding a C5060, there aren't many left, the ones that are left are used and very overpriced.

Time to move on brotha!

 

[Matt S.]

Where do you get that sort of equipment insurance from?

 

[Jcsgt]

I know DAN has equipment insurance, but don't know the names of others who offer it. I know there are more companies than just DAN.

 

[AUTiger]

I use DEPP insurance at http://www.awryinc.com/.

They replaced my first housing when I dropped it, breaking it.

They also cover my LAND photography equipment on the same policy.

David

 

[Cacia]

I ended up using a Personal Articles Rider on my homeowners. (State Farm) Turns out it doesn't ever have any effect of the house rates because it's a seperate policy. Also, covers all kinds of loss and it was even less than DEPP. FWIW.

I deserve to flood my camera more than anybody I know.

I was hoping the D-100 would flood, but it just never would.

 

[Warren_L]

Can't live in fear, is what I say. If it's going to flood, it's going to flood. But you gotta do what makes you happy. I've had two minor floods over several hundred dives, but my cameras have been fully insured. So the biggest issue is whether you can afford the annual flood insurance premium and if that cost is worth it for you to be able to shoot the pictures you want.