Sell Camera

To identify your camera and lens model and specifications, follow these steps:

• Check the Camera Body: The model number is usually printed on the camera body near the lens mount or on the side of the camera.
• Check the Lens Barrel: The model number and specifications, such as focal length and aperture, are often printed on the lens barrel itself.
• Use the Camera Menu: If your camera has a digital display, navigate to the settings menu, where the model and specifications might be listed.
• Retail Packaging: If you still have the original packaging, you can find the model and full specifications on the box.

The resale value of your camera and lens depends on a few key factors:

• Condition: Cameras and lenses in excellent condition with no damage, scratches, or visible wear will command a higher price.
• Functionality: Fully functional cameras and lenses (e.g., autofocus, zoom, aperture) are more valuable.
• Age and Model: Newer models with advanced features and technology generally have a higher resale value than older ones.
• Accessories: Including the original accessories, such as lens caps, filters, battery chargers, and even the original box, can increase your offer.

To prepare your camera and lens for sale, follow these steps:

• Clean the Camera and Lens: Wipe down the camera body and lens with a microfiber cloth to remove dust, fingerprints, or smudges. Be careful not to scratch the lens.
• Check Functionality: Make sure all features of the camera and lens are functioning properly. Test the camera shutter, autofocus, zoom, and aperture (for lenses).
• Remove Memory Cards: Take out SD cards, or other removable media before shipping.
• Factory Reset (if applicable): For cameras with Wi-Fi or connected apps, reset the device to remove any personal data.

Once you’ve completed these steps, pack your camera and lens securely, and we’ll provide a free shipping label for you.

Yes, including accessories such as lens caps, battery chargers, cables, or filters can increase the value of your offer. If you have the original packaging, it can help protect the equipment during transit and may also raise the resale value.