This camera is in excellent, pristine condition and has been converted to standard 720nm infrared. The camera has no dark spots using the included 18-55mm lens. It comes with 2 Nikon batteries and a charger w/cable, a Tiffen UV filter, a hot shoe bubble level, a 16GB Scan Disk Extreme memory card and a wrist strap.

I've mentioned this before but I'm selling this due to my inability to focus critically with my cameras as well as my inability to walk as far as I use to, to get the photo's that I want to get. Didn't plan on this it's just the way it goes I guess.

With everything included I'm selling this for $399.00 and I'll pay the shipping in the US as well as insruance when I ship it.

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Thanks Carl. I'm looking into it now.

I have a Custom Brackets Digital Pro E for sale. It's in like new condition and has a Nikon SC-17 cable already attached. It's in like new, excellent working condition and is a real benefit for someone doing wedding or functions photography. This maintains your flash above the camera in any position; landscape or portrait and virtually eliminates any possibility of red eye. I'm selling my equipment a little at a time as I have macular degeneration and can no longer critically focus with my cameras so it looks like I'll be back to a point and shoot in the long run.

Selling for $135 with the cable and I'll pay the shipping. I've seen these lease for $148.00 a week so this is a good buy. There are very few on the market that I can find.

Benefits
Professional-looking design
Roller bearings allow for easy rotation from horizontal to vertical
Black anodized aluminum for strength and light weight
Maintenance-free; no lubrication required
Eliminates red-eye and side shadows
Comfortable foam grip and palm grip
Screw for flash or flash cord with anti-twist plates
1/4" x 20 tripod mount

Specifications
Weight: 17 oz (482 g)
Dimensions: 10-7/8" high, 7-3/8" wide, 2-3/4" deep
Metric Dimensions: 27.6 cm high, 18.7 cm wide, 7.0 cm deep
Nominal lens-to-flash distance: 11" (27.9 cm)

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Might want to reinstall Chrome. I personally have stayed with Edge and perfer it now over Chrome, fewer problems and runs very fast and clean.

Let's just take a look at leaders and countries that took away civilian guns: Adolph Hitler, Benito Mussolini, Joseph Stalin, Fidel Castro, North Korea, China. These were leaders and countries that want to make damn sure that their civilian's can never protect themselves and gives the leadership complete control.

Excellent point. From what I've seen in every one of these shootings the parents had no clue what their kids were doing.

When I was in high school, during hunting season, I always had a 12 gauge shotgun, a 30-30 model 94 Winchester and a .22 rifle in the trunk of my car. A few of us use to go hunting after school on a regular basis (deer and bird season and squirrels with the .22) and never thought twice about having guns with us. I don't remember ever seeing a shooting in a school at that time (50's and 60's). It's not the guns it's what these kids are being taught and what they are seeing on TV and the movies and can't separate fantasy from reality.

One thing a lot of people forget when setting up a print job is that the photo you are looking at on your screen is backlit but the photo you are printing is reflective. The backlit will always be brighter. I use a Pro 100 and normally correct my photos by pushing it anywhere from 1 to 3 stops (based on the photo I'm printing) to increase the brightness on the printed photo, .

Welcome to the forum.

I use Precision Colors and refill my own cartridges. Very cost effective and exceptional inks and color. http://precisioncolors.com/
Check Jose Rodriguez on YouTube, he has a full demo set of how to use these inks and how to do your refills. It's a little extra work but more than pays for itself.

If you are just starting out and don't want to spend a fortune the suggestion of the Canon Pixma Pro 100 is probably your best choice. Many of us here on UHH own one (including me) and they produce beautiful photos up to 13X19 inches. Given the rebate and if you factor in the B+H offer of 1 free pack of 50 13X19" paper worth $49.99 and you get a "FULL" set of ink cartridges not a sample, they are virtually paying you $50.00 to buy the printer.

Check here: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/893738-REG/Canon_6228b002_Pixma_Pro_100_Photo_Inkjet.html?sts=pi

When I'm typing I make that mistake all the time.

To answer the original question I would say the best all around macro lens available from Nikon is their Nikon AF-S VR Micro-NIKKOR 105mm f/2.8G lens. It's been around a long time and is a has a great reputation.

Great photo's and welcome to the forum.

!!SOLD!!

I have a Wacom PTH651 Intuos Pro Professional Pen & Touch Tablet Special Edition (Silver & Black, Medium). I purchased this just before I purchased my Vaio Canvas laptop that works somewhat like a Cintiq an I found that I'm only using the Vaio anymore. This is a unique unit in as much as it is Silver and Black which I liked because it helped me discern the upper and lower limits of the tablet while using it. This is like brand new I've only used it a few times. Original box and the wireless system is already installed. Pen included.
There is a full description of the unit here: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1006962-REG/wacom_pth651se_pro_pen_touch.html/_Touch


I'm asking $199.00 for the unit and I'll pay the shipping in the US. If you are interested in international shipping please PM me.

Welcome to the forum.