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Got a PayMore offer? Bring it in — we’ll beat it.

Every photographer has one: the DSLR that got replaced, the mirrorless body kept “as a backup,” the GoPro that filmed one vacation and retired to a drawer. Gear like that is worth more as cash than as shelf decoration. Working or broken, we’ll make you an offer on the spot and pay you before you leave.

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No appointment. No mailing your camera anywhere. Walk in, walk out paid.

Fujifilm X-T5 mirrorless camera body, front view
We buy mirrorless bodies every day — body only or full kit, either way.
5 yearsBuying electronics in Texas for 5 years
$6 millionWorth of devices bought from local sellers
Around 100,000devices purchased from local sellers
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Cameras we buy

Camera gear holds its value differently from most electronics — a good lens can be worth more than the body it was mounted on. We buy bodies from every major system, lenses on their own, and the action cameras and accessories that round out a kit.

Canon professional mirrorless camera, back view showing controls and screen

DSLR & mirrorless cameras

Full-frame, crop sensor, and medium format bodies — current models and high-mileage workhorses alike. Whether the shutter count is low or well past 100,000, we’ll buy it — body only or with the kit lens.

  • Canon
  • Nikon
  • Sony
  • Fujifilm
  • Panasonic
GoPro HERO action camera, front view

Action & 360 cameras

Action cameras live hard lives — scuffed housings, scratched lens covers, mounts left behind on a trail somewhere. Bring yours in anyway, along with any mounts, cases, and spare batteries: they add to the offer.

  • GoPro HERO
  • GoPro MAX
  • DJI Osmo Action
  • DJI Osmo Pocket
  • 360 cameras
A collection of camera lenses laid out flat — primes, zooms and telephotos

Lenses

Primes, zooms, telephotos, and macro lenses — any mount, any brand. Clean glass brings the strongest offers, but fungus, haze, scratches, or a stiff focus ring only lower the number — they don’t end the sale.

  • Prime lenses
  • Zoom lenses
  • Telephoto
  • Macro
  • Any mount
Canon EOS mirrorless camera body, top view showing mode dial and display

Kits & accessories

Selling the whole bag? Bring all of it. Batteries and chargers, flashes, tripods, gimbals, straps, camera bags, and memory card readers all count toward the offer.

  • Batteries & chargers
  • Flashes
  • Tripods
  • Gimbals
  • Camera bags

High shutter count? Dusty sensor? Still bring it in.

Cameras wear in specific ways: shutters rack up counts, sensors collect dust, and lenses pick up fungus while sitting in a closet. None of that makes your gear worthless. Condition changes the offer; it doesn’t end the conversation.

  • Shutter count — think of it as mileage on a camera. A high count lowers the offer, but we still buy well-used bodies; the count alone never makes a camera worthless.
  • Sensor dust and spots — dust that shows up as specks in your photos is common on cameras that sat unused, and it’s priced in, not a deal-breaker.
  • Lens fungus, scratches, and haze — glass that lived in a humid closet or took a knock still has value. Wear changes the number, but we won’t turn your lens away because of it.
  • Autofocus and battery trouble — whether it’s a lens that hunts for focus, a shutter that’s given out, or a body that won’t power on or hold a charge, bring it in as it sits.

Before you come in

Back up every photo and video you want to keep from your memory cards first — once the camera is sold, anything left on the card goes with it. Want to keep the cards themselves? Take them out; the offer doesn’t depend on a card being in the camera.

Charge the battery if you can, and put body caps and lens caps on if you have them — small things, but they protect the sensor and the glass on the way in. No battery, no charger, no caps? Bring it anyway.

What we don’t buy

  • Stolen cameras or lenses
  • Password-locked cameras we can’t get into

How it works

Three steps, usually 10–15 minutes from start to finish.

1

Walk in

No appointment, no forms to fill out ahead of time. Bring your camera — and any lenses you’re selling with it — to any of our three stores during open hours.

2

Get your offer

We look over the body, the lens glass, and the shutter count, and give you our offer on the spot. Got a PayMore offer? Show us — we’ll beat it. (Kiosks won’t take a camera at all — ecoATM only buys phones and tablets.)

3

Get paid

Accept the offer and get paid right there, your choice of:

CashZelleCash App

What to bring

A complete kit gets a better offer than a bare body — but don’t let a missing charger or a lost lens cap stop you from coming in.

  • The body — with its body cap on, if you still have it.
  • Every lens you’re selling — kit lens and extras, with front and rear caps if you have them.
  • Battery and charger — including any spare batteries in the bag.
  • Your memory cards, with your photos backed up first — keep them or include them, your call; just make sure everything you want is saved before you come.
  • The rest of the bag — strap, flash, tripod plate, mounts, and the original box if it’s still around.
Camera lenses of different sizes arranged on a dark surface
Selling lenses on their own? No body needed — we buy lenses by themselves every day.

Three stores — walk into any one with your camera gear.

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Questions, answered

Do I need an appointment to sell my camera?

No. Walk into any store during open hours — Mon–Sat 10 AM – 6 PM, Sun 12 PM – 5 PM (Bastrop closed Sundays) — and we’ll make you an offer on the spot. Most sales are done in 10–15 minutes.

Will you buy a broken camera?

Yes. Cracked rear screens, shutters that have given out, bodies that won’t power on — condition affects the offer, but we buy cameras and lenses in rough shape every day. A dead camera in a drawer is worth nothing; bring it in, and it’s worth an offer.

I got an offer from PayMore. Will you really beat it?

Yes — bring that offer with you, show it to us, and we’ll beat it. That applies to cameras, lenses, and everything else we buy.

Can I sell just a lens, without a camera body?

Yes. Lenses are bought on their own, in any mount and any brand. The same goes for accessories — batteries, flashes, tripods, gimbals, and bags.

Does shutter count matter?

It’s one of the things that goes into the offer. A high count lowers the number, but it never makes a camera unsellable on its own. If you know the count, tell us; if you don’t, bring the camera in anyway.

My lens has fungus or scratches. Is it worth anything?

Usually, yes. Fungus, haze, and scratches on the glass lower the offer — clean glass is worth the most — but a lens with wear is still a lens we buy. The same goes for a dusty sensor on a body: priced in, not turned away.

How do I get paid?

Your choice: Cash, Zelle, or Cash App — paid before you leave the store.

What about the memory card and the photos on it?

Back up everything you want to keep before you come in — once the camera is sold, anything left on the card goes with it. You’re welcome to take the card out and keep it; the offer doesn’t depend on a card being in the camera.

Is there an age or ID requirement to sell?

You must be 18 or older and bring a valid photo ID to sell a camera, lens, or any other device at our stores.

Your camera is worth cash today.

Bring it in, get an offer on the spot, and walk out paid — usually in 10–15 minutes.

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