Do photographers need insurance for events?

Yes. Event photographers can benefit from having insurance in place. If someone trips over your equipment or you accidentally damage a venue or property, you could be held responsible. Insurance can help financially protect you against potential claims and damage to your equipment during an event.

How much does photography insurance cost?

The cost of photography insurance depends on the type of work you do and the value of the equipment you rely on, such as cameras, lenses, laptops, lighting and accessories. Ensuring the total insured value reflects all your equipment can help protect you if items are damaged or lost.

What is the difference between photography insurance and camera insurance?

Photography insurance provides wider financial protection, often including equipment cover, public liability and professional indemnity. Camera insurance focuses purely on protecting cameras and related equipment against risks such as accidental damage and theft.

Does photography insurance cover videography too?

Yes. If you work in both photography and videography, your equipment and liability cover can be extended to include video work, allowing you to tailor your policy to your working needs.

Does photography insurance cover me while I’m working?

Yes. With liability cover in place, photography insurance can help financially protect you if your work causes injury to someone or damage to property during events, commercial jobs or location shoots.

Can I insure my equipment when travelling?

Yes. You can choose European or worldwide cover so your cameras, lenses and accessories are protected when travelling abroad, depending on the options you select.

Is accidental damage included?

Yes. Accidental damage is a common risk for photographers, from drops and knocks to on-location mishaps. With equipment cover in place, repairs or replacements may be covered if your kit is accidentally damaged.

Do I need photography insurance if I already have home insurance?

Home insurance often excludes professional use and may not cover high-value equipment outside the home. Specialist photography insurance ensures your kit is covered while working, whether at home, on location or abroad, depending on the cover you choose.