Need advice on D750 online shopping: Hi Hoggs, has anyone bought from http://eshoponlines.com ? Any experiences would be a help. I'm thinking of purchasing a Nikon D750 with 24-120...

bq40 Loc: Sydney Australia

Hi Hoggs, has anyone bought from http://eshoponlines.com ?
Any experiences would be a help.

I'm thinking of purchasing a Nikon D750 with 24-120 lens but what FX lens should I purchase next
Cheers

DOOK Loc: Maclean, Australia

bq40 wrote:

Hi Hoggs, has anyone bought from eshoponlines.com?
Any experiences would be a help.

I'm thinking of purchasing a Nikon D750 with 24-120 lens but what FX lens should I purchase next
Cheers

Can't help with the first part, but maybe I can with the lens. I bought a D750 last week, with two new FX lenses. Forget the Nikon 24-120mm--the Sigma 24-105mm Art Series absolutely leaves the Nikon for dead. The other lens that I bought is a Tamron 15-30mm f2.8. Both of these lenses are big, heavy, well made, & tack sharp. Of course, these lenses are wide/ultra wide--Great for landscapes but not much good for birding, though, lol. Earl.

chase4 Loc: Punta Corona, California

What type of photography are you interested in, people, landscape, sports, wildlife, macro......?

Db7423 Loc: Pittsburgh, PA

chase4 wrote:

What type of photography are you interested in, people, landscape, sports, wildlife, macro......?

This information is essential to answering your second question. As for your first question stick with known sources such as B&H. There are no deals on Nikon cameras as the selling price is fixed by the manufacturer. ;)

RicknJude Loc: Quebec, Canada

bq40 wrote:

Hi Hoggs, has anyone bought from eshoponlines.com?
Any experiences would be a help.

I'm thinking of purchasing a Nikon D750 with 24-120 lens but what FX lens should I purchase next
Cheers

Hmmmm... Eshop--$2000. B&H--$2696. Might be a scam. Read.

http://www.scamadviser.com/is-eshop-onlines.com-a-fake-site.html

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

bq40 wrote:

Hi Hoggs, has anyone bought from eshoponlines.com?
Any experiences would be a help.

I'm thinking of purchasing a Nikon D750 with 24-120 lens but what FX lens should I purchase next
Cheers

You will get a "grey market" camera and lens, meaning NO WARRANTY! Not even a one year standard International Warranty because they openly purchase these cameras in India and Romania, remove the warranty info, and ship them to the USA and other countries (Oz) for retail sale. Nikon will NOT warranty the camera or lens without the actual warranty card PLUS a copy of a receipt from an authorized Nikon dealer. Avoid them to save yourself a lot of grief.

Mac Loc: Pittsburgh, Philadelphia now Hernando Co. Fl.

bq40 wrote:

Hi Hoggs, has anyone bought from eshoponlines.com?
Any experiences would be a help.

I'm thinking of purchasing a Nikon D750 with 24-120 lens but what FX lens should I purchase next
Cheers

Buy a lens for a specific purpose, don't buy a lens just to buy a lens.
What is it you intend to shoot? Macro/close-up? Shorebirds and wildlife? indoor/low light?
Decide what direction(s) you want to go and let that determine what lens(es) to buy.

Mac Loc: Pittsburgh, Philadelphia now Hernando Co. Fl.

chase4 wrote:

What type of photography are you interested in, people, landscape, sports, wildlife, macro......?

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

bq40 wrote:

Hi Hoggs, has anyone bought from eshoponlines.com?
Any experiences would be a help.

I'm thinking of purchasing a Nikon D750 with 24-120 lens but what FX lens should I purchase next
Cheers

All the real, warrantied Nikon sell for the same price, so skip over those places that offer bargains.

bq40 Loc: Sydney Australia

DOOK wrote:

Can't help with the first part, but maybe I can with the lens. I bought a D750 last week, with two new FX lenses. Forget the Nikon 24-120mm--the Sigma 24-105mm Art Series absolutely leaves the Nikon for dead. The other lens that I bought is a Tamron 15-30mm f2.8. Both of these lenses are big, heavy, well made, & tack sharp. Of course, these lenses are wide/ultra wide--Great for landscapes but not much good for birding, though, lol. Earl.

Thanks for your input. I wanted a general lens when I wanted more range. I'm not into anything specific eg Macro and will be using this camera for general photography😀

bq40 Loc: Sydney Australia

chase4 wrote:

What type of photography are you interested in, people, landscape, sports, wildlife, macro......?

Thanks for your reply, just alround photography, I have done Weddings,Sports,Children, travel. etc
Cheers

bq40 Loc: Sydney Australia

RicknJude wrote:

Hmmmm... Eshop--$2000. B&H--$2696. Might be a scam. Read.

http://www.scamadviser.com/is-eshop-onlines.com-a-fake-site.html

Thanks for your reply

bq40 Loc: Sydney Australia

MT Shooter wrote:

You will get a "grey market" camera and lens, meaning NO WARRANTY! Not even a one year standard International Warranty because they openly purchase these cameras in India and Romania, remove the warranty info, and ship them to the USA and other countries (Oz) for retail sale. Nikon will NOT warranty the camera or lens without the actual warranty card PLUS a copy of a receipt from an authorized Nikon dealer. Avoid them to save yourself a lot of grief.

Thanks for the info.

jfn007 Loc: Close to the middle of nowhere.

Interesting article, Rick and June. I never even knew there was a country called Moldava. Sounds like the name from a Marx Brothers' movie.

OviedoPhotos

I only buy from Adorama, B&H or Cameta (ABC)

Also Roberts Camera and Amazon, as long as its direct from Amazon and not a 3rd or 4th party.

All of the above mark the item whether its gray market or US warranty. You have to check the Amazon link carefully though to determine if its direct or 3rd/4th party.