Camera Equipment for Sale
Grahame Dunkin • 30 May 2020
Good Afternoon
Please could you forward to your members, thanks.
I have now sold a large part of my business and quite a few of the cameras went with the business but the best ones I retained and want to sell them as well, then update to a newer full frame camera.
Panasonic G9 micro 4/3rds camera, you can achieve some amazing pictures with this camera it has an immense menu of items to choose from. It has only taken 3600 images as I purchased this and then went into the Pro Olympus plan, so it is really as new. Lightweight camera with great features.
The camera comes with
1 Panasonic Leica lens 12mm – 60mm lens (35mm equivalent 24mm – 120mm)
2 Panasonic 200mm lens (35mm equivalent 400mm)
3 1.4x convertor which makes the 200mm lens a 560mm in full frame equivalent
4 Battery grip (you can then use the camera in portrait and landscape mode without your arm being up in the air
5 Extra battery for above, this gives you extra battery life
6 Brand new camera bag that has never been used.
If you were to buy the above new today it would cost £4070.00 full price with package options you could get it for £3841.00. just over a year old
I WANT £2500.00 OVNO
Secondly,
Canon 7D MKii excellent condition 28k Actuations this camera was a personal camera not business £750.00
Canon 24mm-105mm F4 Used very little, like new £400.00
Canon 70mm-200mm F2.8 Image Stabiliser lens £700.00
Sigma 24mm-70mm F2.8 Lens view glass frosted £225.00
Sigma 10mm-20mm F3.5 (for crop sensor) as new £225.00
Viltrox Extension tubes for Canon never used £25.00
Twin shoulder harness (two cameras or 1 cam 1 bins £5.00
Pro Canon Speedlite 580 EX mkii Excellent Condition £100.00
Canon 1.4 teleconvertor mkiii £300.00
Finally just to see if there is any interest I have my personal Canon 1DX mkii loathed to get rid, this was my personal camera not business only 83k actuations (good for 400k) £2500.00, unfortunately it is too heavy for me now as I suffer with a neck problem
Once again just to see if anyone is interested I have the top of the range Kowa Scope Fluorite Crystal viewing optics it is excellent as new, it has the canon camera adapter so that you can add the standard Canon range of cameras to the scope which gives you excellent results £1950.00
For any of the above please get in touch for further info etc, all of the above have been very well looked after.
Kind Regards
Grahame Dunkin
Lincs Photo
info@lincsphoto.co.uk
www.lincsphoto.co.uk
Mob: 07501 259001
Please could you forward to your members, thanks.
I have now sold a large part of my business and quite a few of the cameras went with the business but the best ones I retained and want to sell them as well, then update to a newer full frame camera.
Panasonic G9 micro 4/3rds camera, you can achieve some amazing pictures with this camera it has an immense menu of items to choose from. It has only taken 3600 images as I purchased this and then went into the Pro Olympus plan, so it is really as new. Lightweight camera with great features.
The camera comes with
1 Panasonic Leica lens 12mm – 60mm lens (35mm equivalent 24mm – 120mm)
2 Panasonic 200mm lens (35mm equivalent 400mm)
3 1.4x convertor which makes the 200mm lens a 560mm in full frame equivalent
4 Battery grip (you can then use the camera in portrait and landscape mode without your arm being up in the air
5 Extra battery for above, this gives you extra battery life
6 Brand new camera bag that has never been used.
If you were to buy the above new today it would cost £4070.00 full price with package options you could get it for £3841.00. just over a year old
I WANT £2500.00 OVNO
Secondly,
Canon 7D MKii excellent condition 28k Actuations this camera was a personal camera not business £750.00
Canon 24mm-105mm F4 Used very little, like new £400.00
Canon 70mm-200mm F2.8 Image Stabiliser lens £700.00
Sigma 24mm-70mm F2.8 Lens view glass frosted £225.00
Sigma 10mm-20mm F3.5 (for crop sensor) as new £225.00
Viltrox Extension tubes for Canon never used £25.00
Twin shoulder harness (two cameras or 1 cam 1 bins £5.00
Pro Canon Speedlite 580 EX mkii Excellent Condition £100.00
Canon 1.4 teleconvertor mkiii £300.00
Finally just to see if there is any interest I have my personal Canon 1DX mkii loathed to get rid, this was my personal camera not business only 83k actuations (good for 400k) £2500.00, unfortunately it is too heavy for me now as I suffer with a neck problem
Once again just to see if anyone is interested I have the top of the range Kowa Scope Fluorite Crystal viewing optics it is excellent as new, it has the canon camera adapter so that you can add the standard Canon range of cameras to the scope which gives you excellent results £1950.00
For any of the above please get in touch for further info etc, all of the above have been very well looked after.
Kind Regards
Grahame Dunkin
Lincs Photo
info@lincsphoto.co.uk
www.lincsphoto.co.uk
Mob: 07501 259001
Louth Photographic Society
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