Mirrorless
Mirrorless cameras for hire from Sony and Canon - including the latest A7 IV and A7S III from Sony and the EOS R5 MKII from Canon.
Canon EOS R Kit
Canon’s first full frame mirrorless camera is capable of shooting Canon Log in both 4K UHD (3840x2160) and full HD (1920x1080) internally. The new Canon RF lens mount is built around the 30.3MP full frame sensor (36x24mm), which can shoot up to 30fps in 4K and up to 60fps in full HD.
Canon EOS R5 Kit
The Canon EOS R5 is a full-frame mirrorless digital camera that features a 45MP sensor, a native Canon RF lens mount, Dual Pixel Autofocus, and video recording up to 8K. This camera is a powerhouse for both stills and video work.
Canon EOS R5 Mark II Kit
The Canon EOS R5 MKII adds features not available in the original R5 that make it more compelling for video shooters. It has reduced rolling shutter with a 40% faster readout, adds Canon Log 2 and 3 for increased dynamic range, as well as new file formats such as XF-HEVC S.
Sony A7 III Kit
The Sony A7 III is packed with features that will help you get the job done. It's considered by many to be the best general purpose, full frame mirrorless camera. It has a 24MP sensor, fast AF with eye/face detection over pretty much the entire frame, 10 fps stills, 4K HDR motion recording and more.
Sony A7 IV Kit
The Sony A7 IV is a hybrid mirrorless camera that features a newly designed 33MP sensor and a host of high quality 4K video recording codecs.
Sony A7S III Kit
The latest in the video-focused A7S range, the MK III has improved dynamic range, faster sensor readout for reduced jello effect, in-camera 10-bit 4:2:2 recording, 4K up to 120fps, dual CFexpress type A slots, better battery life and more!
About mirrorless camera hire
Hire mirrorless cameras in Melbourne for documentary, social content, hybrid photo-video work and lightweight productions. A mirrorless body keeps a solo or run-and-gun shoot fast and discreet without giving up image quality, and pairs easily with our lenses and camera support.
Not sure whether a mirrorless body or a digital cinema camera suits your job? Tell us about the shoot and we'll help you weigh up size, dynamic range and budget, then build a kit with the right lenses, media and power.
Frequently asked questions
When should I hire a mirrorless camera over a cinema camera?
Mirrorless cameras are smaller, lighter and more affordable, which makes them ideal for documentary, social content, gimbal work and solo shoots. If you need the highest dynamic range, internal RAW/ProRes and professional lens mounts, a digital cinema camera is the better fit. We're happy to talk it through.
How do I hire gear from Offshoot Rentals?
Add the gear you need to a quote, choose your hire dates, and we'll show you live availability. You'll need a free Offshoot account to generate and lock in a quote. For more information, see our help articles or contact us.
Is hired equipment insured?
You are responsible for the gear while it's in your care, so we recommend production or hirer's insurance for the replacement value of the kit. If you're unsure what cover you need for a particular package, get in touch and we'll talk it through before your shoot.
Do you offer weekend rates?
Yes. A weekend hire (collected Friday afternoon and returned Monday morning) is charged as a single day, so you get the weekend's shooting for one day's rate.
Can you deliver, or is it pickup only?
Pickup from our Preston facility is the default and is free. We can also arrange delivery and courier options — ask us for a delivery quote.