Yes—specialist camera insurance may be available for this. One community suggestion was Photoguard, which offers digital camera insurance. It’s also worth checking your credit card benefits, since some cards include equipment insurance as part of the annual fee.

Before relying on any policy, read the wording carefully to confirm what is and isn’t covered. In particular, verify accidental damage, water/moisture damage, travel use, and any exclusions related to harsh environments or negligence. A manufacturer warranty is usually different from insurance: warranties typically cover faults or technical failures, while insurance is what may help with accidental damage or travel-related loss.

If you’re comparing used versus new, the key tradeoff is likely lower purchase cost versus the added protection of warranty and easier claims support.