On Mar 26, 9:05 pm, "Kelpie" <kel...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Cryptopixel" <crypto...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On Mar 26, 8:51 pm, "Kelpie" <kel...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >> Nice condition, 9000 aprox clicks, no stuck pixels, body un-market.
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> >> Reply here if your interested and we can swap details.
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> > I just sold one Kelpie. The word must be out because I got a mere $650
> > for it. I hope you do better with yours but doubt it.
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> Body only? Where did u sell?
I was about to advertise it on eBay when a fellow offered me the
average price brought on eBay in the past month. Just the body at
31,000 clicks with a dodgy grip (only worked on one battery) I threw
in for free. worn on the flash shoe, scratched on the tripod mount but
otherwise GCFA.
I sent it to Canon in Jan for a service and to have dust removed from
the viewfinder. It came back with an $80 bill, the same dust in the
viewfinder and 3 spots on the sensor! It had the click counter reset
too and wouldn't work on some of my new flash cards when it came back.
Worked OK in the 2 gig ones.
Rita was right about the 18 months rule. I sold my other 20D at 17
months for $1370 and kept this one as a spare. I should have sold it
then and bought 2, 5Ds. I suppose you are moving to Nikon too eh? An
unbelievably expensive exercise I now question the value of having
done.
At least I am comfortable with Nikon. I never did like the way all my
Canon's needed a camera specific profile in RAW conversion to ensure
skin tones were the same from each camera. Nikon has perrrfect skin
tones out of the box. Nearly as good as the S5 Fuji.
Good luck with your sale mate. I'd try the Trading Post if I were you.
It's where I get higher prices than eBay for camera gear ...and paid
with currency too.
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