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    Question Camera Insurance

    I'm in two minds as to whether i should take my 400d to thailand, one because i will probably end up taking rubbish pics and only having the kits lens and secondly something happening to it.

    Can anyone recommend an insurance company so that i can get it covered when we go away?

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    Things of mine of similar value are covered under my house insurance. That could possibly be your answer?

    (Items like my Laptop (replacement value of £1300) and my mountain bike (replacement value of £500))

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    Yeah i think all of mine is covered under my home contents, even when traveling, a well as accidental damage.

    I'm going to check this soon though, just to make sure i am covered for the States.

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