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Mar 30, 2017 18:40:54   #
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Cameta or Adorama
Any "refurbished" product listed by Cameta Camera is refurbished by the manufacturer - no exceptions.
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Mar 21, 2017 11:28:34   #
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Adorama lens
dmagett wrote:
At a church rummage sale, I picked up a Canon AE-1p, 5 lens (2 good Canon lens) and a good flash unit for a few bucks.
One of the lens is an Adorama 70-200mm macro f4.5 MC zoom lens made in Japan.
Anyone ever hear of one???


Back in the day a lot of stores (like SEARS, JCPenney, etc.) carried lenses branded for their store - different manufacturers made these lenses and simply slapped the store name on them. I suspect it would be something like that with Adorama as well. Some of these lenses (depending on who made them) were better than others.
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Feb 26, 2017 09:29:58   #
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sony rx10 iii
Yes - without question
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Feb 26, 2017 09:27:48   #
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A question about trading in a camera.
BobinSDakota wrote:
Good morning everyone.
I bought a Canon 70D about a year and half ago and realized how much I love bird and wildlife photography.
I want to upgrade to the 7D Markii and was wondering if there is anywhere that takes cameras in on trade? If not, what would a fair price be for the used 70D? Not sure of the shutter count, probably about 5000ish, great camera, I just want to upgrade.
Thank you

Bob


Hi Bob - if you would like to request a quote you can follow this link

http://www.cameta.com/sell-used-equipment.cfm
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Feb 18, 2017 10:10:06   #
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Storing photos on-line
Both Google Photos and Flickr are excellent for what you describe - Flickr provides 1 TB of storage at no charge and Google photos allows unlimited uploads of scaled down files at no cost - or full res files on a fee basis (not expensive). In both cases you can save your images into albums and then share those albums with others by sending them a link. Photos can be stored as private or public in each program. There is also an APP for each program that you can have on your iPhone and/or tablet to access your files anywhere and anytime.
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Feb 17, 2017 10:03:18   #
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Am I Wrong
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-yIYzEySWU&list=PLeusu09QwV9DziGlaCxfmt7WNRs5QqGC9&index=9

On a vacation like you are describing I would be reluctant to go with just my iPhone - but is it possible to do so? - sure, all a matter of personal preference. You might consider purchasing a high end point and shoot like the SONY RX100 V if you want to combine much higher image quality than your phone camera can capture but retaining a small enough size to slip in a shirt pocket.
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Feb 17, 2017 08:47:36   #
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Am I Wrong
Woodworm65 wrote:
Going to Italy, Switzerland, and France and will be gone for 20 days and all of my traveling will be done by metro or train and have decided that I may not want to drag my D7200 and two lenses along due to the fact that there is a considerable amount of walking and public transportation not to mention dragging a carry-on suitcase around, I have been on a similar trip several years ago but traveled by car. I plan on using my cell phone camera which does shoot in raw and does do a good job for the most part of taking pictures if I was traveling as before by car I would take my equipment, just trying to get other thoughts on my dilemma.
Going to Italy, Switzerland, and France and will b... (show quote)


Here's some inspiration:

https://youtu.be/o-yIYzEySWU
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Feb 12, 2017 11:01:18   #
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Loosing your camera on that dream trip.
Has never happened to me but it certainly points out the value of having a backup. It is also entirely possible that a camera could simply malfunction as opposed to being lost or stolen so even if you take much precaution to guard against loss or theft you could still lose the ability to use and camera.
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Feb 11, 2017 13:48:04   #
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Image Quality/Size
Give this very short tutorial a look:

http://froknowsphoto.com/raw-vs-jpeg
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Feb 8, 2017 07:13:28   #
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B&H return policy
Also check for the refurb you want at Cameta Camera - 30 day return period - no restocking fees - and refurb body given full year warranty like a new body
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Feb 2, 2017 02:15:28   #
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Abe's of Maine?
Go with a dealer that has independent ratings of at least 9.5 out of 10. Example Cameta Camera - ratings just shy of 10. All items are full USA warranty - no gray market. 30 day return period for full refund - no "restocking fees". See also EBAY ratings for Cameta - over 700,000 positive feedbacks
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Jan 28, 2017 17:34:23   #
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Advice on a trade-in
Also consider Cameta Camera - used equipment is sold with 6 month warranty and anything purchased can be returned for full refund of purchase price within 30 days. Company has been in business for 30 years has extremely favorable ratings on review sites including some 700,000 positive feedbacks on EBAY.
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Dec 31, 2016 06:04:14   #
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Suggestions for a zoom fixed lens compact camera with large sensor
Sony RX100 - either Mark IV or Mark V. For a really good review of the Mark IV and its capabilities go to YouTube and search Sony Mark IV + Jared Polin.
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Dec 28, 2016 12:39:08   #
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42ns Street Photo's Restocking Nightmare
You might also wish to add Cameta Camera to your list of retailers (along with B&H and Adorama). Anything you order from us has a 30 day return period and we do not charge a restocking fee. We would appreciate the opportunity to provide you with excellent service. Ed
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