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Lens Library

Jayz Yong, Lens Library

26-Jan-19 13:00

Lens Library

For the hardcore enthusiasts, photography can be quite an inaccessible hobby, as the equipments, especially the lenses, can be quite expensive. This is the gap that Lens Library aims to fill. As a “library”, they allow shutterbugs the chance to borrow lenses and other camera-related equipments at a very accessible price range, compared to conventional camera rental services out there. With an interesting membership scheme, and a passion to grow and support the community, will they be able to truly democratise photography and make it accessible? We explore.

Produced by: Haniff Baharudin


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