Nikon d4
Feb 24, 2021 21:13:00 #
i'm selling my Nikon d4 , it is my backup camera used 80% inside in studio for portraits , macro and still life photos .
Camera is almost in mint status , it is completed with Nikon box , Nikon battery and Nikon dual battery charger and Nikon D4 belt , 16.2 real megapixles and a number of great specs .
It is US model officially bought in Nikon center , Nikon warranty of course is expired , total counts 62.564 .
i'm selling this camera since i have a D5 and an other D4s
Photos show some dust on camera since it is rarely used .
Price is $950 shipping excluded , i can accept PayPal payments
it is a great opportunity to buy one of the best Nikon professional camera , if you go the E-bay same camera with same counts costs more than $1400 .
I'm living in Georgia US
Camera is almost in mint status , it is completed with Nikon box , Nikon battery and Nikon dual battery charger and Nikon D4 belt , 16.2 real megapixles and a number of great specs .
It is US model officially bought in Nikon center , Nikon warranty of course is expired , total counts 62.564 .
i'm selling this camera since i have a D5 and an other D4s
Photos show some dust on camera since it is rarely used .
Price is $950 shipping excluded , i can accept PayPal payments
it is a great opportunity to buy one of the best Nikon professional camera , if you go the E-bay same camera with same counts costs more than $1400 .
I'm living in Georgia US
Feb 24, 2021 22:00:47 #
When I saw the serial number on this camera I thought, "don't Nikon USA cameras have a serial number starting with 3? Doesn't a serial number starting with 2 indicate Japan?"
So I went to Thom Hogan's serial number page and when I saw his country/serial number list I thought, "aha...I was right"...until I read his "exceptions" section.
It seems that for their pro level cameras (as in your D4) Nikon would often use 20xxxxx serial numbers regardless of the intended market country. They stopped this with the D5.
So it is very probable that your camera IS a USA model. I post this in case someone else decides to question that your camera really is a USA model.
Hope it helps.
So I went to Thom Hogan's serial number page and when I saw his country/serial number list I thought, "aha...I was right"...until I read his "exceptions" section.
It seems that for their pro level cameras (as in your D4) Nikon would often use 20xxxxx serial numbers regardless of the intended market country. They stopped this with the D5.
So it is very probable that your camera IS a USA model. I post this in case someone else decides to question that your camera really is a USA model.
Hope it helps.
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Feb 28, 2021 00:01:19 #
Fred Frank
Loc: Roanoke Alabama
Compact flash is to old school for my liking. That's why I was asking. Thank you sir
Feb 28, 2021 00:01:47 #
Fred Frank wrote:
Does this camera use standard SD cards?]
It takes two memory cards, one CF and one XQD per Nikon's page for the D4.
https://www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product-archive/dslr-cameras/d4.html
Feb 28, 2021 00:13:22 #
Fred Frank
Loc: Roanoke Alabama
I see. My D850 uses XQD cards as well. I'm in Roanoke Al not far from you. I don't need it but I enjoy using different cameras just because. My wife would kill me.
Thanks for now. What's the best you can do? I'll sleep on it.
Thanks for now. What's the best you can do? I'll sleep on it.
Feb 28, 2021 00:21:52 #
I use Cf cards since I have a lot 64Gb , I do not need speed for my photos and I prefer to have more cards around 42/64 GB that only one of 128 /256 , my photos are always in RAW mode , I cannot give any discount on camera since the price is extremely convenient for status and counts
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