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As the title suggests, this is a consolidated photo gear thread. There are some good photo communities on the net to buy and sell gear (Fred Miranda, Rangefinder Forums, etc), which beat the hell out of eBay. Sellers know what they're selling, stupid questions from buyers are at a minimum, etc. The idea is to make that sort of thing more viable here by putting everything in one place, rather than buried among all the comic books, video games, and other things that aren't related to our favorite time (and mostly money) sink: photography.  Normal SA-Mart rules apply These Are The Rules For This Thread -You need to have been registered for at least 7 months to sell (and I assume trade) here. Buying is open to all, at the seller's risk, of course. -Do not deal with anyone that hasn't posted in the thread. IE: if you get emails or IMed about an item, make sure that you have them post in the thread. If they don't and something goes wrong it makes it very difficult to take any action against them. - $50+, you need a picture WITH YOUR USERNAME. Ideally your username with the actual item, not just the box. If you're selling multiple items, either username with each one or username with a group shot.- To be clear on the above, if you've stated that you possess an item, and you are willing to part with that item in exchange for legal tender, that's considered selling, and the $50 rule applies to you. - The above $50 rule applies to trades as well, if the generally accepted value of the gear is over $50. - Interest checks are a-ok as long as you don't post non-username pics or mention any kind of price. "Would anybody be interested in buying my..." is fine if there's no price given, but once someone says "yes" and you get down to business, the username picture rule applies. -Keep non-buy/sell/trade chatter to a minimum. There's a whole other forum for that. -If you found/sold/traded whatever, edit your post to reflect it. It's helpful to leave the price in, so others can get a general idea of what stuff goes for. -Given some of the items can be pretty high-ticket, feedback from other sites (eBay, Fred Miranda, etc) can be a useful barometer of trustworthiness. Bear in mind none of those sites are going to help with any misfortunes you might encounter here, it's just a suggestion. - If something just seems REALLY shady, a mod may ask you to provide some additional form of proof that everything's legit (receipt, etc). If it's not something you want to post in the thread, you can PM said mod, who will then post in the thread with a general description of what you sent and the perceived legitimacy of it. Bear in mind this will almost certainly not happen to you unless it's seemingly obvious that you're selling stolen merchandise or something. Of course if it's bad enough to warrant this, nobody's probably going to buy from you anyways. -No price-policing in thread, please. Sites like KEH and eBay can offer some general ideas of what stuff's worth, it's recommended you shop around rather than blindly throwing money at people. If you think somebody is asking too much and you really need to help them make that sale, you can always send them a PM or something. -Please conduct as much of the sale as possible in the thread. This makes it much easier for the buff and talented moderator to work out what's what and be mean to people if things go bad. -Do not sent paypals as 'Gift' to save on fees, it's turned out poorly once already. Your post should include:Location: At a minimum, the country you live in. (This is important for calculating additional shipping/customs costs.) If you want to try and drum up local sales, you're welcome to include city/state/province, whatever. WTS, WTB, and/or WTT + [item(s) in question, description]: What are you doing here? If you're selling/offering something in trade, remember to post pictures (if necessary) and a thorough, accurate description of the item. What accessories, if any, does it include? Is it still under warranty? Etc. Best contacted at: Some users don't have PM, or would prefer to be contacted by other means (e-mail, IM, etc). It's probably preferable for the thread if you keep general questions about the item elsewhere. As far as final sales/trades, you should have something posted in this thread regardless of what medium you use for wheeling and dealing (see earlier rule). Probably not a great idea to post your phone number. Whether or not it's a sharp copy: Please include 100% crops of brick walls, bookcases, or cats as proof.* An Example Of A Good Transaction: Goonlord: I would like to sell my bitchin Mavica, box of floppy disks included, for $420. Included here is a photograph of it with 'Goonlord', which is my username, plainly visible. ShitpostAutism: I am interested in purchasing your bitchin Mavica, where should I paypal you at. Goonlord: naruto_ponies_69@reddit.com ShitpostAutism: Paypal sent. Goonlord: Got the internet money, shipped the bitchin Mavica. ShitpostAutism: Received item, christ this sucks but knew that already. In the example above, if something went wrong and somebody got ripped off, I would have absolutely everything I'd need to look into it and get things fixed up quickly and easily. poo poo like shipping costs and packaging and general commerce chat? Totally fine for e-mail or PM. Anything to do with money or receiving the item? In the thread. And since some of you asked... Acceptable Payment Processors: - PayPal (not gift) - Amazon Payments (NOT an Amazon storefront, or a sale through Amazon, since that'd be an off-site sale, JUST the payment processor) - Google Checkout Non-Acceptable Payment Processors: - loving bitcoins - Dwolla and LibertyReserve and Western Union and MoneyGram and all that other shady bullshit - Anything without a decently regarded dispute resolution system - Anything that doesn't have enough of a paper trail that I can sort poo poo out if something goes bad - Basically anything not listed above. Contact me if there's some hot new payment processor you want to use. Regular discussion threads in CC: Centralized Camera Gear v6 General Photography Questions Megathread 3.0: Bokeh Chat Feed Me Watt-Seconds: The Photographic Lighting Thread Beyond snapshots - My first dSLR, learn from our mistakes! If there's something you think I need to add to the OP, let me know. *Don't do this. edit: This isn't in response to any incident in particular, but if you have an issue with a buyer/seller, please contact a mod. Depending on how much evidence you have, varying level of bad things can happen to the ripper-offer. Somebody fucked around with this message at Apr 28, 2013 around 18:04 |
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[placeholder*] *because you never know.
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| # ¿ Apr 26, 2009 02:16 |
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Location: USA WTT: Canon 50mm f/1.4. I bought it from KEH (so it doesn't include the box, hood, or any of the other usual frivolousness) a while back and haven't used it as much as I thought I would. It's basically indistinguishable from new in both appearance and function. I'd rather trade it than sell it outright, I'd be particularly interested in an EF 85mm f/1.8. If you have the hood/other accessories to go along with it, we can work out some extra cash on my end. Best contacted at: PM or e-mail (cullen.chad at gmail.com) Photos (don't have PS on this computer, apologies on the WB)    I've also got Nikon SB-24's and/or a Canon 430EX I'm thinking I'll get rid of soon, but I'm still not certain which ones yet (waiting on a 580EX to arrive and be tested). If there's interest, let me know. edit: traded elsewhere Pompous Rhombus fucked around with this message at May 3, 2009 around 18:38 |
| # ¿ Apr 26, 2009 02:48 |
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50mm f/1.4 is pending a trade on FM... I listed my 430EX on eBay with a $230 Buy It Now price (includes shipping, knock $18.40 off that with the current cashback percentage) in the interest of drumming up some funds to complete the rest of the trade, if anyone's interested. It's in excellent shape, hardly used. Edit: knocked $5 off the price of the flash, didn't check prices on "430 EX" versus "430EX"  Will also be putting pics up of a Rebel 2000 + 35-80 I'm selling soon, looking to get $45 for it.
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| # ¿ Apr 29, 2009 19:21 |
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Couple things for sale. There are more/bigger pics in my Flickr photostream. Location: USA (willing to ship overseas, postage will obviously be extra) WTS: Gisteq PhotoTrackr w/ Pro Upgrade, new battery Sync your camera's clock to the GPS, and when you get home, run the photos through their software. It uses the timestamps to provide coordinates and writes them into the XMP sidecar file, which lets Flickr take them and automatically place them on the map. (It actually works!) I don't use it as much as I thought I would, and I really don't need another thing to charge at the end of the day when I'm traveling.  This includes: the wall charger, USB cable, my Pro software license key (which cost an additional $20), and a new battery ($15). The Pro software adds functionality for RAW and is a pretty essential upgrade; I was really pissed when I found out the bundled software didn't include it and I had to pay for the upgrade. The original rechargeable that it came with had died, so I bought a new one a few months ago and have only used it once since then. $110 shipped and paypalled Great little camera to throw in your bag or take anywhere as a "who gives crap" rig, or as a basic introduction to Canon's EF film mount cameras. Includes a 35-80 lens (no front cap, but has a polarizer), Canon strap, and two fresh CR2 batteries. Some light scratching around the pop-up flash, overall I'd give it an 8/10 on cosmetics. Selling it because I was given a Ti, so the 2000 is kind of redundant now.   $45 shipped and paypalled within the US Sold locally! Minolta X-700, 50mm f/1.7, 45mm f/2, 2X TC, misc This is my dad's camera, he wanted to me to take it out of the closet, check it out, and list it online for him. (Thought I'd try here before eBay) I put some new SR-44's in it and ran a roll through, everything works fine. Nice, solid feeling camera with a sweet "kachunk" shutter. It includes a 2X teleconverter, 50mm 1.7, and a 45mm f/2 "pancake" lens I picked up on eBay a while back. The 45mm has a pretty dented filter ring, but is perfectly functional and with clean optics. I bought thinking about converting it to EF to use on my Canon after reading some really positive reviews but never got around to it and probably never will. There's also a 70-210 Vivitar Macro Zoom, but when I was taking photos I found some fungus in it. Looking through the viewfinder I can't see anything noticeable, unsure how it'll impact images (at any rate, it's not like this is a really high-dollar lens). TC and 50mm are in very nice condition, camera body itself shows some wear but not too bad. There's also a khaki-colored canvas top-loading bag included, but it's probably not worth the cost of shipping it (welcome to it if you want it). Some misc filters (haze and a polarizer?) also included.    Make an offer, I'll run it by him and let you know. Whatever this winds up going for + $15-20 dollars or so and shipping is probably a decent ballpark. Now on half.com Best contacted: PM, e-mail, Flickr Mail (in profile) Pompous Rhombus fucked around with this message at May 23, 2009 around 17:53 |
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Gnomad posted:Canon 35mm Rebel Ti, 35-80 lens 300EZ flash. Works fine, but I'm trying to get out of the Canons. $50 (US) shipped I see the 28-80 on the camera in the picture (which is a nicer lens), is that a typo or just not happen to have the 35-80 on it in the picture? Good price either way! Anyways, updated, pre-dump-it-on-eBay prices for me: dropping the Rebel to $38, GPS deal to $100, and for the Minolta set up, $65 (not including the bag).
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| # ¿ May 8, 2009 17:34 |
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quote:Now for the next question. IIIRC, you're selling the X700 for your dad, is there by chance anything I have that would be a good trade? I could always use another X700 body and accesories. Do you have any other stuff not in the post you'd be willing to part with? I'm sort of interested in the Electro but I respect PaulMauDib's dibs. Shoot me and e-mail or PM, anyways.
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| # ¿ May 9, 2009 13:05 |
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Okay, Rebel 2000 is gone (thanks CL), and I've listed the books Creative Lighting for Photographers and Photography and the Art of Seeing on Half.com (username: clobbersaurusrex) WTS: Bronica SQ-Ai body, 80mm f/2.8, Speedgrip-S, 2 120 backs, metered prism edit: moved to eBay http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...em=130311817801 Pompous Rhombus fucked around with this message at Jun 10, 2009 around 22:07 |
| # ¿ May 23, 2009 18:16 |
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Reichstag posted:FS: Awww man, I just bought a J-8 and M39-M adapter (plus a J-11)! Got any other RF stuff?
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| # ¿ Jun 16, 2009 02:49 |
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Reichstag posted:Well... Ah... if I got another 50 it'd probably be the J-3, and I've supposedly got an R3a on the way (seller hasn't communicated since I won the auction last Sunday, from his feedback/auction description he seemed on the up-and-up :-\)
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| # ¿ Jun 16, 2009 03:15 |
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Catch 22 posted:Anyone slinging around any Sony/Minolta stuff? Might be too old for you, but I've still got that X-700 + stuff from the first page. $50 shipped? (a little more if you want the old case for it)
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| # ¿ Jul 27, 2009 16:06 |
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I tried recharging that GPS thing overnight (it disappeared into my closet a while ago) and the battery doesn't seem to hold a charge anymore. A replacement is like $15 shipped. Anyways, price drop to $60, I just want it outta here. I'll throw in a roll of Portra 160, too. Don't remember if it's the original post, but I got the company to reset the license on the Pro software for me, so that's all yours.
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| # ¿ Aug 28, 2009 04:43 |
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Nannypea posted:I have 6!!!! If you want more than one just let me know. I could definitely use one, what about 33617?
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| # ¿ Oct 3, 2009 01:59 |
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Nannypea posted:Check out the pic - they are heavy but good depending on what you're using them for. Payment sent... no more Canon strap + keyrings and electrical tape for you, Bessa R3a!
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| # ¿ Oct 3, 2009 05:51 |
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Nannypea posted:Back in Town!!! Got mine the other day, it's really nice (and very heavy-duty). Thanks!
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| # ¿ Oct 8, 2009 23:54 |
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theflyingexecutive posted:I smiled when I got mine! Though the clips are wayyy to fat to fit in the strap hooks of my camera, I'll get them on again. I used some keyrings to give them enough room, works like a charm.
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| # ¿ Oct 15, 2009 12:33 |
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SKULE123 posted:Probably a long shot, but I'll put it out there. My buddies and I are looking to shoot some surfing from the beach, and are consequently looking for low-to-medium end birding lenses to combine with a teleconverter. You might try an old manual focus telephoto with an adapter (+ TC), there are a number of 300mm f/4.5 primes that can be had for relatively cheap. With some of those superzooms you mention you are probably going to wind up having to manually focus anyways, unless you have a 1-series body. If you've got a monopod and afternoon light it should be workable.
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| # ¿ Dec 21, 2009 16:30 |
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XTimmy posted:Can someone give me a price-range for a second hand Canon flash for a 450D, doesn't have to be fancy but I'd really like rotation and naturally a tilt-head is a must. I'm really sick of limiting myself to natural light all the time. A 430EX runs about $200-ish, and kinda provides the minimum "room to grow" of Canon's lineup. Sigma also makes TTL flashes that are a bit more bang for the buck, although I remember some of them have overheating issues. You can buy something cheap like a Vivitar that's all-manual for under $100, but I think it's a good idea to have at least one flash capable of TTL.
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| # ¿ Jan 10, 2010 05:45 |
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I dropped my 50mm f/1.8 on rocks, front element assembly popped out. I put it back in, still autofocuses like a champ a year and a half later. The L zoom that also fell on the rocks was more seriously busted and had to be sold for parts. As for the EF 50mm f/1.4, the Sigma equivalent is a better lens (more expensive though) and the Canon suffers from a defect in the coupling of its AF motor, making it prone to failure. I owned a Canon 50 1.4 briefly but decided I'd rather have the f/1.8 and $300 in my pocket.
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| # ¿ Jan 27, 2010 02:41 |
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trueblue posted:WTB You'll probably have to wind up buying from a Ukrainian seller on eBay (LTM to EOS adapters from China/Hong Kong), the plus side is they aren't picky about worldwide shipping. Most of them will do combined shipping, which eases a bit of the sting if you find everything you want with one seller.
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Ration posted:Interesting. Is this typical of most photography books? I would say not, I read a fair number of photography books from the library now (and take notes) and still wind up buying the good ones or at least adding them to my wishlist. You can get some interesting stuff for dirt cheap on Half if you find a major, recommended book you want at one of those huge sellers, then search their shop for "photography" and buy whatever strikes your fancy in the $0.75-$5 range. Media Mail is usually only $1.89 or so for any books after the first one, I usually wind up with 2-3 books following home the one I was originally shopping for  But yeah, I bought Understanding Exposure, read it once (didn't take notes), skimmed it a second time maybe a month or two later, and have never felt the need to look at it again. Good book to loan to friends though.
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| # ¿ Mar 8, 2010 03:29 |
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Regressor posted:Selling a Canon 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 L for $1060 + 2.9% for PayPal. Only comes with lens, hood, and caps. I believe it is a UR date code. Oooh, if I wasn't saving for something else I'd be all over this. I love that thing. I think you can dodge the Paypal fee if the sender marks it as a gift.
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| # ¿ Mar 13, 2010 01:16 |
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redjenova posted:Don't know if I'll get anything out of this, but I'm looking for a tentative deal on something like this. In other words, a Canon 50mm f1.4 lens. I don't have $300 to burn on it unfortunately so I figured I'd see if there were any used/cheaper alternatives to go with here. Thanks The autofocus motor on those things loves to poo poo itself and die. If you can live with manual focus and stop down metering (I can), check eBay or KEH for an old Nikon, Olympus, M42, etc lens. You can probably come in under $100, the adapters only run $10-15 or so on eBay from Hong Kong/China. The EF 50mm f/1.8 is also pretty darn respectable for $90 or so new. I've had mine for like 5 years. I use it as a lightweight, autofocus complement to my Olympus 55mm f/1.2 with an adapter.
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| # ¿ May 8, 2010 15:51 |
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Rednik posted:Anybody have a Voigtlander Bessa that's just sitting around you're willing to sell? Let me know! There's a guy locally who has an R3a with the 40mm Nokton. I've got an R3a already, just want the Nokton. If you can do $425 shipped, I can set the wheels in motion. I'll throw in the ever-ready case I never use too (it doesn't work with the grip).
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| # ¿ Jul 14, 2010 03:15 |
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Found the manual to my 17-40L (long since sold) going through some old poo poo today. Free + the cost of shipping to any goon who wants it.
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| # ¿ Jul 22, 2010 03:21 |
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Just a feeler: anyone interested in a Bessa R2 (that's the first M-mount one) that's going to need an RF adjustment screw replaced? The piece of poo poo stripped out instantly when I went to adjust it. Camera's otherwise in pretty decent condition, some minor paint loss but nothing really obvious. SPICE MUST FLOW posted:Really? drat :/ Welcome to full frame, now pay out the rear end for your lenses  (The Sigma 24-70 and Tamron 28-75 are decent enough for the money, but the 24-70L is great. I'm pretty much married to mine.)
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| # ¿ Aug 19, 2010 23:52 |
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How about a Nikon 20mm f/2.8 (the older, manual focus one)? I bought it a while ago to use as a fast wideangle, better Lensbabby (like my Oly 21mm of yore), and maybe scale focus it with an adapter on my R3a, but it mostly just languishes on my shelf as the Sigma 12-24 covers my wide-angle needs nicely. Cosmetically the barrel shows some wear, but the glass is great, aperture snappy, etc. The old owner claimed it had problems locking on to his film camera mount, but I've had no issues on either my EOS-Nikon adapter or my friends' D70. If it turns out to be a problem, we can of course do a return/refund. KEH has it listed for $300 BGN, how does $240 shipped in the CONUS sound? I don't have that handy Flickr/BBcode extension script installed on my backup laptop, there are more pics on my Flickr (you can click on this picture to go there):  Also have a 35mm f/1.7 Ultron in LTM to go with that Bessa R2 (more pics also on Flickr). I'd rather not sell them individually, but if I get offers on each I might. It's on a genuine Voigtlande 35/135 LTM/M adapter. I can throw in a mint black Voigtlander everready case for another $15; I got the accessories pack from Cameraquest but found I'm more of a side-grip guy. Looking to get $530 for the camera, lens, and adapter, which is a pretty great deal even with the RF screw issue. 
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| # ¿ Aug 24, 2010 12:45 |
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Rednik posted:Holy moly. I get back to school in a week and will have some disposable income. That Bessa is EXACTLY what I've been looking for since I posted I was looking for one on the previous page. What's the situation with the RF screw? They're great little cameras, even if you don't wind up buying mine I highly recommend them as an introduction to the RF world. It came with a horizontal misalignment out of the box (bought it on eBay), and rather than return it I opted to fix it myself. I have an R3a and have probably done the same operation a half-dozen times (although it's the vertical alignment, which isn't as important), but the R2's screw is a bit different. I couldn't get it to line up at infinity, and in the process stripped the head a bit more (it was already a little dodgy, IIRC). My tools aren't the best, so I didn't want to risk screwing it up further by forcing the issue. Stephen Gandy at Cameraquest is the main authorized dealer in the US (Photo Village in NY is the other, but I've never dealt with them). While he's a nice guy and runs a great shop, his prices for parts/servicing are bit ridiculous IMO. I've used Garland Camera (based in Texas) for my Leica thread mount lenses and have been quite satisfied, they have some of the best rates for CLA's that I've seen. The turnaround is pretty quick, and the guy often replies to e-mails within the hour. I'm not certain if they do Bessa's, but you could send them an e-mail and ask.
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| # ¿ Aug 24, 2010 17:27 |
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Rednik posted:I'll email Garland, but it's looking like a drat shame. The repair process could be difficult and expensive. I was hoping it was just a matter of jiggling the RF mirror with a screwdriver. poo poo, really? What did they estimate? Edit: whoops, didn't realize you haven't emailed them yet. It may not be that difficult a fix, I just can't find a tutorial for removing the whole top plate so I can't get a closer look at the problem. It doesn't seem very major to me, although I could be mistaken.
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| # ¿ Aug 24, 2010 19:30 |
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Rednik posted:I'll email Garland, but it's looking like a drat shame. The repair process could be difficult and expensive. I was hoping it was just a matter of jiggling the RF mirror with a screwdriver. Did you ever hear back from Garland about an estimate? I was thinking about e-mailing them for a quote myself; interest in the R2 as-is seems a bit lukewarm, and I really need to replace my broken laptop 
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| # ¿ Sep 4, 2010 22:32 |
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Rednik posted:Yeah, around $125 plus parts and shipping. I was pretty bummed out to hear it. drat I just emailed them and they wanted me to send it for an estimate. Will probably just chuck it on eBay As-Is and take a loss, need the cash soon-ish 
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Dog Case posted:Another film camera that I never use any more. Hell of a deal right here.
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| # ¿ Sep 17, 2010 05:06 |
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FasterThanLight posted:I'm going to kick myself forever if I don't jump on this. PM sent. Grab some Russian and/or Canon screw mount lenses and you are good to go. I still have yet to buy anything M-mount for my R3a.
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| # ¿ Sep 17, 2010 15:28 |
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wankle posted:Selling my (legendary) Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 non-VC (for Canon). $350+shipping. Reason: Consolidating and selling gear for a long-term trip to Beijing, China. Comes with caps and hood. Been very happy with it, just not going to include it in my bag, in favor of wider zooms (10-22) and fast primes. email if you're interested, jleblanc2@gmail.com. Dunno if you shoot film, but if you want to experiment with medium format you can pick up a Seagull TLR at the photography market for under $30 (as well as cheap Lucky 100 film). It's about a 15 minute walk north of Wukesong subway station.
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| # ¿ Sep 26, 2010 14:32 |
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McMadCow posted:That's wierd. I just bought a lens from a camera store in Toronto and had it sent to the States. I was expecting to get hit with taxes when it arrived, but there was nothing. Taxes pay for frivolities like a functioning and humane health care system. Guess why you didn't pay import duties coming in to the United States but would if you were receiving something in Canada? 
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| # ¿ Sep 28, 2010 03:33 |
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Stew Man Chew posted:I've gotten in touch with pipes! and Nyc_tattoo about what to do. They're looking into it. Good, hope this works out for you!
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| # ¿ Oct 20, 2010 13:09 |
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TankConcrete posted:WTB: The skills & time of a photographer / artist / talented individual to create a wedding photo album from the negatives I have from my wedding. RingoR is really good with layout/graphic design, but he is in Thailand and doesn't have a film scanner
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| # ¿ Oct 22, 2010 16:08 |
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killendino_001 posted:FYI, I am actually leaving TODAY, for Florida/Disney World for 2 weeks, so I would rather have you wait to ship it for when I get back. I can pre-pay if it makes you feel more comfortable, otherwise, we could handle the transaction after I get back. If you'll be in Tampa and want to meet up some afternoon, I can show you how my analog spotmeter works. It's a pretty neat gizmo (not for sale though!)
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| # ¿ Nov 22, 2010 20:57 |
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TomR posted:I still have a couple old enlargers, some kind of printing thing and some developing drums. If someone wants to pick them up they are free. I can't give them away. Any of the drums for 5x7? I will pay shipping!
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| # ¿ May 23, 2013 17:21 |
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nonanone posted:Does anybody happen to have any large (pref 16 or 32gb) CF cards that they're looking to get rid of? Or any sources for good prices, as less and less people use CF they keep getting more expensive. If you aren't in a rush, SanDisk does rebates every now and then, especially when they roll out a new line of high speed cards. I got 6 4GB Ultra III cards for free after MIR and they've been all I needed ever since. I'm wary of buying memory cards on eBay, counterfeit cards do exist.
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