d7200 refurbished
Oct 4, 2017 12:46:33 #
Oct 4, 2017 13:05:55 #
amfoto1
Loc: San Jose, Calif. USA
bwilliams wrote:
Just received my refurbished d7200 from B&H and it only has 48 clicks. Glad I went with refurbished upgraded from d7000 can't wait to give it a try.
Sounds like a real bargain! Have fun with your new (okay, nearly new) camera!
Refurbished can be a great way to save some $ (to spend on other stuff, of course).
The only thing I've noticed is that refurbished Nikon usually have a shorter, 90-day warranty (where new have a full year).
Canon refurbs have the same one year warranty as new. (Canon's refurbs are now only sold direct from Canon USA website... which is something Nikon has begun doing, too)
Not that it usually matters. The vast majority of cameras will work fine for years to come and never need warranty repairs. Typically, on the rare occasions when there's a fault it shows up quickly, within the first days or weeks and well within even short warranty periods.
Oct 4, 2017 13:13:06 #
bwilliams wrote:
Just received my refurbished d7200 from B&H and it only has 48 clicks. Glad I went with refurbished upgraded from d7000 can't wait to give it a try.
Yes, refurbished is a GREAT way to save some money and get practically the same quality as new perhaps BETTER since it is subjected to full testing.
I had to buy my 7200 new back in July also from B&H - they were out of stock of refurbs and I couldn't wait being it was the July 4th weekend....but if they had refurb I would have went in that direction. Great camera. Get FX lenses whenever possible.
Oct 4, 2017 15:05:27 #
bwilliams wrote:
Just received my refurbished d7200 from B&H and it only has 48 clicks.
I bought a refurbished D7200 direct from Nikon when they had a $100 off sale at the end of June. It had 195 clicks and looked like new. Previously I'd purchased an SLR and two lenses refurbished and they also looked like new and worked perfectly.
I more than doubled the click count in the first two days testing it in all modes with all my lenses. I'm completely satisfied with it and now have over 3,000. The AF seems faster than my D7000 and the larger buffer is great. (On the D7000 I sometimes had to shoot JPG instead of RAW just to keep from filling the buffer.)
I think you'll like the D7200 just as much.
Oct 4, 2017 15:05:51 #
Doug Estes wrote:
Well, If you don't mind let me know what you come up with. I may be interested. My wife said that'd be my Christmas present this year. LOL
Thank you sir...God bless you. I looked at your info on here and it seems we have the same birthday. Mine's 9-4-1951.
Thank you sir...God bless you. I looked at your info on here and it seems we have the same birthday. Mine's 9-4-1951.
I will, same birth date, same first name. And I used to ride horse in Estes Park Co. (yrs. ago). Happy belated birthday Doug.
Doug
PS, PM your message to me, easier to find you when I sit down this week to get a price on it.
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