Digital Cameras

Looking to rent a digital camera for a wedding? You'll need a camera that not only delivers outstanding image quality but is also fast and reliable. A full-frame camera like the Canon EOS R6 would be an excellent choice. With its exceptional low-light performance and high-resolution capabilities, you can ensure that all the important moments – from the first glance to the last dance – are captured in stunning quality.

More into action and extreme sports? You might want to rent a GoPro – it’s no wonder this brand is on everyone's lips. Its strengths lie in its extreme durability and versatility. Whether you're capturing breathtaking action shots while mountain biking, surfing, or snowboarding, the GoPro keeps up with you. It's waterproof, shockproof, and expandable with a wide range of accessories, so you're ready for any challenge.

On the other hand, the Sony ZV-E10 mirrorless camera is ideal for content creators and vloggers who are always on the move. With its compact design, flip-out display, and excellent video features, it’s perfect for YouTube videos, Instagram stories, or your next live stream. Thanks to its fantastic autofocus and high-quality imaging, you can be sure to capture every detail – even in tricky lighting conditions.

At Grover, you can even rent high-end cine cameras. These professional cameras are perfect for filmmakers looking for the best equipment to create cinematic footage.

Choosing the Right Lens: Pretty Smart

Of course, you can rent not only a camera but also the right lens from us. Our selection is vast: A seasoned pro won’t have trouble picking the right lens from nearly 200 options. But if you're still relatively new to photography, here are a few criteria to consider:

• Lens Type: Think about what subjects you’ll mostly be photographing. A wide-angle lens is ideal for landscapes and architecture, while a telephoto lens allows you to zoom in on distant objects – perfect for sports and wildlife photography. Macro lenses are the go-to for capturing extreme close-ups of small objects.

• Lens Mount: Make sure the lens is compatible with your camera. Not every lens fits every camera. Pay attention to the mount type, such as Canon EF, Sony E-Mount, or Nikon F-Mount. If you're unsure, we're happy to assist you in finding the right lens for your camera.

• Aperture: Aperture controls the amount of light hitting the sensor and influences the depth of field in your photos. A larger aperture (lower f-number, e.g. f/1.4) lets in more light and creates a beautiful background blur (bokeh), which is particularly attractive for portraits.

• Image Stabilization: A lens with image stabilization can be beneficial in many situations, especially in low-light conditions or when using longer focal lengths. It minimizes camera shake, giving you sharper images, even without a tripod.

• Weight and Size: Don’t forget practical aspects like weight and size. A large and heavy telephoto lens may deliver impressive images, but it can be tiring to carry over long periods. For travel or longer shoots, a lighter and more compact lens might be the better choice.

You can also complete your photography gear with our wide range of accessories. From stabilizers to external batteries and microphones, we have everything you need.

Stay Flexible

Are your clients as diverse as they are demanding? Camera rentals are an excellent option in this case. With our short minimum rental periods, you can put together the perfect gear for each project – no more compromising on equipment.

Ready to get started? Have fun browsing. You can find our full selection of camera gear right here.