Used camera bodies.
Feb 21, 2014 18:20:43 #
roy4711 wrote:
Anand,
Is that the way B&H and Adorama grade there used cameras among other things? buyer beware. Do you really save that much by buying used? :roll:
Is that the way B&H and Adorama grade there used cameras among other things? buyer beware. Do you really save that much by buying used? :roll:
keh gives a 6 month warranty
Feb 21, 2014 18:32:44 #
olcoach
Loc: Oregon
I have bought several " used and/or refurb lenses and they have all been perfect. The refurbs appeared to be new.
Feb 21, 2014 20:27:23 #
WayneL wrote:
keh gives a 6 month warranty
At least on Nikon referbs, Cametta Camera on LI, NY extends Nikon's 90 day warranty to 1 year.
Feb 23, 2014 23:01:37 #
roy4711
Loc: Spring Valley IL.
Nunya 1432
I don't have the Canon 70D I have the 60D. which camera do I like better that is a tough choice they are both excellent cameras. Nikon D7000 and Canon 60D both take excellent photos and fast AF. The Canon has a flip out screen that I like very much. The Nikon has a partially metal body. The Canon has 2MP more then the Nikon which isn't that much of a differents. I guess I would choose the D7000 because I think it is better build. I would like to see the Nikon with a flip out screen. you can get either camera on sale at B&H photo NY. for $699.00.
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I don't have the Canon 70D I have the 60D. which camera do I like better that is a tough choice they are both excellent cameras. Nikon D7000 and Canon 60D both take excellent photos and fast AF. The Canon has a flip out screen that I like very much. The Nikon has a partially metal body. The Canon has 2MP more then the Nikon which isn't that much of a differents. I guess I would choose the D7000 because I think it is better build. I would like to see the Nikon with a flip out screen. you can get either camera on sale at B&H photo NY. for $699.00.
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Feb 24, 2014 00:50:48 #
Feb 24, 2014 06:22:42 #
I loved the good ole days I never heard anyone ask for a shutter count.
Feb 28, 2014 09:30:21 #
roy4711 wrote:
when buying used camera bodies is there a way to tell how many times the shutter has been released. :!: :idea:
There is a free download called PIE (picture information extractor). I use it frequently and have had no problems with it. Just be aware to not click on any extra programs they may attach to it. Usually you can opt out on the other garbage that you don't want floating around on you computer. A lot of the free software programs do this to track your buying habits online.
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