Gently used camera in excellent condition. One very slight mark on the front lens escutcheon, almost invisible. LCD has had a protector on it and there are no scratches on it or anywhere else on the camera. Performs well, and is the latest level that supports “PlayMemories” if you have those. I have enjoyed it and can forward a link to a few images I’ve made with it, if desired. Definitely hits above its weight class. 1” sensor, f1.8-2.8 Zeiss lens. Zooms from 24-70 mm (ff equiv). Easy pocket carry (I use a belt case).

$650 and I ship for free to continental US.
(Sold elsewhere)

One of my OEM branded Olympus batteries swelled and they replaced it when I reported it to them.

=b2+c3 No “sum”required

Excellent, Henry! I can only hope you enjoy your retirement years and it sounds like you’re off to a good start! I have a B&H delivery tomorrow and I’ll think about you as I open it!

In the 50’s, driving from outside Cincinnati to grandma’s up in rural NE Ohio we passed a lot of the Burma Shave signs along with barns painted “Mail Pouch Tobacco” and “See Rock City.” It was sure a different world then.

China. In order to try to ramp up production to meet the expected demand, they either expanded a facility they already owned or added a new one. From all reports, and mine verifies this, build quality retains the Fuji standards. This one was delivered in the first batch available and appears perfect to me. By the way, demand was even higher than expected so they are still working to fulfill a large backlog.

First, read the instructions for this forum. Second, with several hundred $ of included extras, and the current market pricing I have gone pretty low. Not looking to fleece anyone, just price it fairly in the market. I’ll list it on EBay this weekend but wanted to start here.

Edit: Sold on EBay within 30 mins of listing for $2200 plus shipping.
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Sadly, I don't seem to bond with the Fujifilm system, so I'm going to sell my new X100VI. I’ve had it six weeks. This is a super little camera in all respects, but it's an "old dog/new tricks" thing, I guess, for me to work well with it when I'm so used to Olympus and formerly Nikon systems. Here are the particulars:

- Fujifilm X100VI - 40 megapixel X-Trans sensor, IBIS, optical and electronic viewfinders, weather resistant when the filter/hood is attached, includes the popular film simulations and ability to create your own.

- MartinDuke leather half case

- Haoge combination lens hood and UV filter (provides weather resistance)

- Printed and spiral bound X100VI manual, 392 pages.

- "Shutter count" = 1300, which, in Fuji fashion equates to a lot less because they count power on/off cycles and other things in that total My best estimate is around 700-800 max.

- Square Trade (Allstate) 2-year transferrable insurance policy. I will transfer this to you after a sale is complete.

$2150 and I will ship to continental USA (Payment via PayPal Goods & Services) to protect us both.

This is an "open box" item - I ordered it to go with my X100VI (which I am selling) and only opened it and put it on the camera once to assure it worked properly (switched camera over to display properly). I'm offering it at a significant price reduction. Original packaging etc., etc. Received less than a month ago. (Sold on EBay 4/18/24)

$245 payment via PayPal Goods & Services

US Air Force, Feb 1968-Feb 1972, E4. Avionics maintenance (autopilot/compass) - longest assignment at Yokota Air Base, Japan 2.5 yrs. Bought first good camera - Miranda Sensorex.

Don’t use the UPS stores unless you have no other option. Packing is expensive and their shipping charge is more expensive than if you use the UPS web site to calculate the rate. I pack items myself and then check rates on USPS, UPS and FedEx online to decide who gets the business. UPS stores treat everything as a profit opportunity.

Exactly - CTRL-C for Copy, then CTRL-V for Paste. Much faster. Oops / already posted.

The goal is to sell their product, not to inform you, and printing stories (or making up half true headlines) that generate fear have been found to help do that.

Just a quick point on cost - Photopia Creator is their lower cost offering at around $100 /yr and does all the things ProShow Producer does. In addition, the subscription can be paused for full months when not being used, making it a low lower cost for infrequent users like me. A big plus is that it can import ProShow created slideshows.

What JD750 said - I recently had a problem paying for an order using Firefox but it went thru smoothly a few minutes later using Bing.