Aaaaand a few pieces of interest today:
Wide wideness from Tamron for Nikon AF – The 11-18 f/4.5-5.6
The much loved 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 with image stabilization in both Canon (ok it’s a 75-300) and Nikon mount.
Speaking of loved, the Canon 24-105mm f/4
Check Nikon’s 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5
BODY TIME!
Nikon D300 bereft of video codecs.
And the hard-to-find D700.
Quickly here, I’ll point out our used Panasonic gear:
http://robertscamera.com/used-refurb/used/dmc-tz4.html – A Tz4
http://robertscamera.com/used-refurb/used/used-10100626.html – the much loved LX-3 (Heck, I have one. I love it.)
http://robertscamera.com/used-refurb/used/dmc-tz5.html – A Tz5
http://robertscamera.com/used-refurb/used/dmc-gf1-body-only.html – if you’re looking to break into the m4:3 user’s club.
No round-up last week as we were clearing inventory in preparation for EXPO weekend. (By the way, EXPO this weekend so come and see the reps Friday and Saturday.)
Highlights for this week start off with the Voigtländer 20mm f/3.5 (pictured left). What’s remarkable about this beaut is how narrow it is. I’m pretty sure it’s the narrowest lens I’ve photographed for the used department.
If you’re looking for a used D700, we’ve got one in EX condition.
Too big? There’s a D300 in LN condition.
If any of that is just too small potatoes, then you should give a look at the refurbished Leica M9 in Steel Gray we have. Giggity.
This week I’m going to point out that we’ve got a mess of refurbished Nikon gear come into our store like the:
Refurbished D7000, body only.
Also, the elusive Refurbished D700
Sorry kids, lens sold separately.
If you’re looking for a really inexpensive, 90 day warranted entry to Nikon DSLRs, then the Gold Trimmed D60 SE is totally the way. Don’t forget an AF-S lens to complement.
The important thing to remember about Nikon Refurbished is that it comes with 90 days of coverage from Nikon, which means you can think of it as new when it comes to shopping for a MACK warranty, and their Diamond variety are the best bang for your buck when purchasing Nikon refurbished.
For those who were paying attention last week, we’ve got two new categories in the Used section of our website. Those being Scanners and Large Format and don’t think we made ‘em to leave ‘em empty.
We have two scanners – the Super Coolscan 4000ED (pictured right) and a Super Coolscan 9000ED.
In the Large Format area we’ve got Graphic View II.
If you’re looking for medium format lenses, we’ve got some too – a Hasselblad C 80 f/2.8 for example.
Or perhaps you’ve been seeking a 105mm macro for your Canon but your budget is under $400? We’ve got a Sigma 105mm 2.8 for EF mount here for you.
What about that caption contest? Check it after the break.
Orange clamp sold separately
Step right up, folks! Check out the Used department highlights for the week:
Pictured left – a Nikon AF-S 500mm F/4 D in BGN condition.
An all new (ha ha) category in Used – the Lighting and Studio category – temporary home to a Dynalite M2000X power pack among other packs and heads.
We’ve added some BGN rated medium format Bronica and Mamiya gear to the Medium Format used folder.
Next week should have us introducing another new category and highlighting some more rockin’ gear. A special photo after the jump…
Mmm, translucent mirror technology...
Welcome back, folks. I’d like to point out a few pieces in our used department just waiting for a good home.
We’ve a Sony SLT A33, the intro model featuring their Translucent Mirror Technology.
A Nikon AF 20mm f/2.8, sure to please your wide-angling inclinations.
If you missed Canon’s rebate program- you can still pick up a 24-70 2.8L for less than $1400.
And should you find that the AF-S 70-200 VR II too expensive, we’ve got the previous model here.
Also, there’s a real good lookin’ EOS 1D Mark II N waiting for someone to appreciate its 45 auto-focus points and 8 frames a second.
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