Video Camera Financing
Simple application. Simple process.
Simple application. Simple process.
To save time and money on your next video camera purchase, look to Balboa Capital. We are a well-regarded business lender that offers video camera financing. Applying online is a snap; credit decisions are made quickly during regular business hours, and funding is provided quickly. No big down payment is needed, and the monthly payments are predictable and designed to fit your budget.
The digital revolution has transformed how TV shows, commercials, and feature films are produced. Technology has advanced to the point where directors and cinematographers can get outstanding results more quickly. In addition, video storage costs much less than film stock, and editing is digital, which saves both time and money. However, while video cameras offer numerous benefits over their film counterparts, they can still be too expensive to purchase outright.
These are some of our minimum lending requirements, and meeting them does not constitute approval.
Should you apply for equipment financing, additional lending criteria will determine if you qualify.
Sharp images. Vivid colors. Perfect contrast. These are the characteristics of perfectly captured video, and it starts with the best video camera, lenses, and related accessories. Without a capable and durable video camera, you are compromising the quality of your videography, which is unsuitable for your clients or your business.
Balboa Capital has provided funding to videographers specializing in weddings, corporate functions, product demos, commercials, and other video industry categories. They look to us for fast, easy funding for all types of video equipment that helps produce video masterpieces. We have money to lend, so apply for equipment financing now.
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