It varies by listing. Some include batteries, chargers, cases, or lens caps; others ship as the body only. Each listing specifies what's included. 

Contact us if you need specific accessories bundled with your purchase.

We stock professional video cameras from Sony, Canon, Panasonic, Blackmagic Design, RED, JVC, ARRI, and other manufacturers trusted by broadcast facilities, film productions, and content creators worldwide. Inventory changes regularly, but contact our team if you're looking for a specific model.

Professional video cameras show up across every corner of the production world.

• Broadcast news operations use shoulder-mount camcorders for ENG work and studio cameras for anchor desks and live feeds.
• Documentary filmmakers rely on compact camcorders and cinema cameras that balance image quality with mobility.
• Filmmakers shoot features and shorts on movie cameras with interchangeable lenses and advanced features.
• Corporate video teams produce training content, testimonials, and internal communications. Houses of worship capture services for live streaming and archival recording.
• Event videographers cover weddings, conferences, and concerts.
• Content creators build studios around professional cameras for YouTube, podcasting, and branded content.

Choosing a professional video camera means matching the tool to your production requirements.

• Sensor Size – Larger sensors capture more light and offer shallower depth of field. Full-frame and Super 35 are standard in cinema cameras; 1-inch and 2/3-inch sensors are common in camcorders.
• Recording Format – Broadcast workflows often require codecs like XAVC, ProRes, or AVC-Intra. Cinema cameras record in raw or log formats for color grading flexibility.
• Lens & Optics – Camcorders offer integrated optical zoom. Cinema cameras use interchangeable mounts (EF, PL, MFT) for a wider range of glass.
• Connectivity & Audio – XLR audio inputs accommodate professional mics (shotguns, wireless receivers, or a lavalier mic). SDI and HDMI outputs connect to monitors, recorders, and switchers.
• Stabilization – Some cameras include 5-axis stabilization for handheld work. Others require gimbals or tripods.
• Recording Media – Cameras record to CFast, CFexpress, SD, SxS, P2, or external hard drives via SDI or HDMI. Some support dual card slots for backup or relay recording. Video footage can also output to external hard drives or recorders via SDI or HDMI.

Some productions and facilities still use analog cameras for legacy workflows or specific aesthetic purposes. However, most professional work has moved to digital. If you're looking for analog cameras or converters, contact our team. We may have options or can point you in the right direction.

Yes. We stock PTZ cameras used in broadcast, worship, corporate, and streaming applications. These cameras offer remote control, remote monitoring, and integration with production switchers for unmanned multi-camera setups.

Security cameras and security systems are designed for continuous surveillance with features like motion detection, night vision, and remote monitoring. These are not for video recording in a production context. Professional video cameras prioritize image quality, manual controls, interchangeable lenses, and broadcast connectivity. AVGear focuses on production cameras, not security systems.

Look for capabilities that match your workflow: advanced autofocus for run-and-gun shooting, 5-axis stabilization for handheld work, high frame rates for slow motion, log or raw recording for color grading flexibility, and real-time output for monitoring. Our staff members can help you identify cameras with the features you need.