I would sell it for $450.

I am moving on to a full frame mirrorless kit so I am putting this camera and accessories up for sale. The kit includes the following; Olympus E-M1 camera w/ strap, battery charger and two original batteries, Olympus 12-40 lens, Olympus 75mm lens, Olympus 40-150mm lens, blower, flash, Busch's instruction book and Tamrac sling bag.
PM me for any questions. Accepting paypal or check and shipping to mainland USA. Price for everything is $1125.

I would not bring the very heavy lens. If you plan to shoot BIF then I would bring the 100-300. Also if you plan to snorkel I would bring a waterproof camera - the pictures will be amazing. Don't overload yourself because the boats have limited capacity for weight. Good luck.

I have been to both the Galapagos and Quito. I also am a Canon user. Check first with your tour group because there usually is a weight limit for cruising on the boats. That being said I used the 70-200 a lot when we landed on the islands and it worked great. You will be up close and personal with all the animals. The 18-300 might be a great walk a round lens for city use. Don't bring a tripod. If weight is no option for your tour and you want to take BIF then your big lens would be nice. On these types of trips less is more. Also bring a waterproof bag to transport your camera stuff on the zodiacs. Have fun, it is a great trip.

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Beautiful country, great people, great landscapes.

I took a wonderful trip to Iceland, the land of waterfalls.

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I went last year and loved this trip. I brought my 6d mii and my 24-105 and 70-200 canon lenses. I did miss some Bird photos but for the most part I was very happy. Check with your tour group about weight restrictions. They only allow so much luggage on the boats if you are planning to cruise the islands. You spend a lot of time in Zodiacs that are bumpy and sometimes wet with splash, so keep that into account. Probably if you are not bringing a tripod, I would say that less is better. When you land on the islands a 70-200 is more than enough reach. Have fun.

I’m sorry I didn’t get it yet. But someone else already purchased the kit.

I would do the body for $450.

I'm selling my backup camera that rarely gets used these days. The kit sold together includes;
Canon 80D with the Canon 15-85 lens , battery charger, canon battery, camera 80D for dummies book, and bag(never used for free). price = $650
Also selling Canon 10-22 lens, price = $200
Also the Tamron 16-300 for Canon, price = $200
Will ship to conus for free, PM me to arrange payment.

Only you can educate and inspire your viewers from inside a cemetery. Great work.

I took a walk along the Hudson River past the Lyndhurst Castle. In the nineteenth century the Hudson River Valley was the center of progress in painting and architecture. Wealthy patrons commissioned the construction of mansions in a variety of styles along the Hudson. This castle was designed in 1838 by Alexander Jackson as an example of early Gothic Revival style. Over a hundred years the house was owned by NY mayor William Paulding, merchant George Merritt and railroad tycoon Jay Gould.

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Mario Cuomo Bridge


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Bowling Alley

Its not really a park, but more of a path that runs along the Bronx River Pkwy. People bike and walk along the path that starts in Tuckahoe and goes to Scarsdale. They are working now to connect all the way to the Kensico Dam in Valhalla.

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