You do not have to list any equipment with Fullframe insuranc policy. I don't know anything about PPA. I'm not affiliated with them. This is an independent policy.
I tried to reply to a post requesting information about insurance, but when I logged in, I could no longer find the post, so I'm going to put this out there. I have Fullframe Photography Insurance. It's legit. I had my local insurance company look it over before I bought it. It's a commercial plan specific to photographers that covers equipment and liability on the job. There are different packages at different prices, but I really don't need much since I'm not a full time working photographer. My gear is covered for up to $5,000 and liability up to $30,000. There is a $250 deductible. My yearly premium is $241. I didn't think that was bad because I'm not usually carrying more than $5,000 worth of equipment at a time. I am considering now that I have 2 camera bodies and a lot more lighting equipment at my home, raising it to $10,000. Like was mentioned in one of the posts, homeowners insurance won't cover you if you are making money with your equipment. That falls under business insurance. I tried to get coverage through our business liability insurance policy but it was very expensive. This was the best I could find to fit my needs. I hope this helps shed some light on insurance for anyone in need of it.
Sigma Art 24-70mm 2.8. A good overall lens. Easy to travel with and good for portraits.
My go to lens for 2019 is Sigma Art 24-70mm 2.8. The sharpness of this lens is beyond all expectation.
I use Kate backdrops. Reasonably priced, thousands to select from, easy to get wrinkles out.
I just bought a Canon 5D Mark IV from greentoe.com for $2,199.00. It will actually be shipped from a legitimate dealer in NYC. I have done this with 2 camera bodies and 3 lenses. Saved over $2,000 total.
I found a fly fishing vest to be a better choice. More pockets and largeones that fit lenses.
I made a brush out of my signature in Photoshop. When I'm done with editing, I make a new layer, I stamp it with the brush, then take down the opacity to make it not so bright and obtrusive.
Sigma 17-70mm 2.8-4 Macro
I use the Sigma 17-70mm 2.8-4 macro as my go to lens. I also have a Canon 10-22mm Superwide. I really like both of these lenses. I am Canon camera all the way. Have been since my first AE-1 film. I am selling the 60D because I just bought a 7D Mark II.
Craigslist ad. http://lakecity.craigslist.org/pho/5879083945.html
http://lakecity.craigslist.org/pho/5879083945.html This is my ad on craigslist.
I am the original owner. I am not a professional, this camera has not been worked hard. I have taken very good care of it. Shutter count - 11432. Very good condition. No scratches or marks. Comes with everything including the original box. Battery, charger, USB, Video cable, CDs, books and paperwork. Asking $400.