The Most Purchased Camera Gear of 2024 According to Lensrentals

Every year, Lensrentals releases information on some of their most rented camera gear around. You're bound to see that around the web today. But the Phoblographer has some exclusive information: the stuff that they sold the most of.

Yes, Lensrentals does a lot of product sales too. If you're often looking for a refurbished camera in really good condition, Lensrentals is usually the place to get it. I usually only buy refurbished gear because it's typically cheaper and has gone through stricter finalization checks before it goes out for sale. So you're going to want to see this very special list of the most purchased camera gear of 2024. .

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Lensrentals shares photos of destroyed camera gear they got back after the eclipse

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