It’s the best way to make sure you’re reserving the equipment you need.Ħ:00 – UV vs clear glass filters, why do we use filters, and do each of the guys use them with their own gear? Roger reveals that when Lensrentals began we didn’t use UV filters because at that time font elements were often just a flat piece of glass ranging $60-80.
If you’re planning for a shoot 3 months in the future and think you need 15 Sony FS7’s you can order that day, change it as many times as you want, even cancel it (as long as you cancel before it ships), and at no point are you going to be charged. Another Post About My Issues with UV Filtersġ:05 – Well, we’re obviously getting comfortable being back in the studio because we’re starting off with a round-up of everyone’s shirts.Ģ:35 – Several people wanted to know what is the correct day to ship a rental back? The day it’s over, or beforehand so we get it on that day? Does the rental time start when you get your order or when we ship it? Answer: Your rental starts when you get it and ends when you send it back, we don’t charge you for the time in transit.ģ:50 – LR Pro Tip: When do we charge for rental orders? When it’s placed, when it’s confirmed, or when it ships? The day it ships!Ĭrucial to know: We don’t charge cancelation or restocking fees.We also discuss how to properly format memory cards, the broad differences in wide-angle lenses and telephoto lenses in portrait photography, and what we expect to see in future lenses. Among the other topics are the team’s thoughts on UV filters, and how they negatively affect lens sharpness, and how you need to manage that risk with the cost of a front element replacement if your lens was to break. Does the rental process start when I place the order, or when I receive the item? In short, the rental terms don’t include transit times – so your rental process starts when you sign for the package, and ends when it’s dropped back off at a shipment center. One of the many topics discussed is our rental policy, which the team breaks down in easy-to-understand terms. Ranging from where to eat when visiting New Orleans to what cameras and lenses and optical arts will look like 50 years from now, we’re coving a wide range of topics with mostly questions about lenses in the middle. Ryan, Roger, and Joey are back with more of your questions, and some of our own too. From photography to videography, film, history, and technology, the show covers a wide range of topics to educate and inspire creators of all kinds.Īsk Lensrentals: Filters, Finances, and the Future Each week Roger Cicala, founder of, hosts conversations about the art and science of capturing images.
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