We've got everything you need - from used camera bodies to lenses and accessories, including the world's largest collection of film gear. Whether you're looking for the latest mirrorless kit, pro video gear or vintage collectibles, we've got you covered. And it's all been inspected and graded by our certified technicians.
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Education
Tips and Tools
by Matthew Eldridge
December 11, 2019
Lens filters can be intimidating to beginning photographers. Again, I’m talking about the kind you put in front of your lens, not the kind you apply in post-production on social media apps. What’s the difference between a ‘UV’ filter and a ‘Polarizing’ filter anyway? Why are some rectangular and some...
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Tips and Tools
by Luca Eandi
December 8, 2019
When fellow photographers find out I work for KEH (inevitably because I drop it into every conversation), they often ask about the secret to getting the best deal on the site. The answer is easy. I tell them that our Bargain-grade gear is the best bang for their buck. Without...
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Culture
Inspiration
by Matthew Eldridge
December 4, 2019
Sometimes photographers can fall into a routine. We naturally begin to lean into taking photos of the same kinds of subjects using the same kinds of lenses. The instinct of many creatives is to isolate oneself in order to promote precisely dialed-in brainstorming sessions and creativity without any outside influence...
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