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We specialize in used photography gear. Through decades of experience, we’ve collected the world’s largest selection of pre-owned camera equipment, offering unmatched quality and value to our customers. We are photographers too, so we share your passion for the craft.
Our used marketplace allows you to get more—whether it’s more funds to round out your kit, more features for your budget or more money for a trip to inspire new photos. Plus, since camera equipment has a long life-cycle, buying used supports sustainability. Ultimately, at a fraction of the cost of buying new, used gear gives you the freedom to take your craft further than you would’ve been able to take it before.
Selling to KEH is the easiest and safest way to move your used equipment—no time wasted on classified ads, auctions, fees or buyer inquiries. Plus, you get top market value! Quotes are trackable so you know what’s happening every step of the way. Whether you’re looking to make a little room in your camera bag, cash in on old items or upgrade your kit, there’s no smarter way to sell used camera equipment.
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Education
Inspiration
Tips and Tools
by Luca Eandi
February 21, 2019
Over the holidays last year, I traveled to Turin, Italy to visit family. While I was excited to spend time in my homeland eating good food, relaxing and taking photos, prior to the trip I dealt with a familiar dilemma—which lenses should I take? This nagging question seemingly pops up...
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Education
Tips and Tools
by Daniel Gold
February 20, 2019
Photography is an expensive hobby. Depending on your camera system, a new camera is released every year. When there isn’t a new camera release, there’s a new lens that everyone is talking about. How do you prevent yourself from always thinking that you need the newest and most expensive gear...
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News and Culture
by Luca Eandi
February 15, 2019
Considering the first US president to have his photograph taken was John Quincy Adams in 1843 (although he was in the middle of his post-presidential career by then), it's curious that the position of presidential photographer didn't become a reality until John F. Kennedy took office in 1961. Previously, random...
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