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Good buyer, prompt payment, valued customer, highly recommended.
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Fujifilm Domke F-803 Camera Bag Satchel (Tan) NEW

Jan 13, 2020

Domke, still made in the USA.

My fourth Domke bag over the last 3 decades. A great bag at a reasonable price. Amazingly...still made here in the USA.

Nikon Lens Ai-s Micro-Nikkor 55mm f2.8 1:2.8 MF F mount macro lens made in JAPAN

Mar 10, 2020

Micro Nikkor 3.5 vs 2.8.

Well built, lightweight, super sharp lens. Mine arrived with the proverbial (oily) stuck shutter blades, which is why it was cheap. The good news is that its quite easy to disassemble and clean. With that said i also have the f3.5 micro nikkor and dont see much of a difference in performance. I bought the 2.8 to use on my nikon F for extra light (my eyes are getting old). But, If your planning on using this lens on a mirrorless....i can't see a good reason to shell out the extra $$$ for the f2.8.

Nikon D D3x 24.5MP Digital SLR Camera (Body Only) #25442 - Excellent Condition!

Dec 09, 2017

A lot of bang for the buck..

I have been using Nikons pro bodies since the early 2000's. Started with the D1x, then D2x and Now this camera. Considering the current price point and what these things cost new $8K. I am thrilled to have found this one for $1400 with 4500 actuations. I always buy my cameras used and several years after the release date to avoid spending rediculous amounts of $$ on gear. Sure there's newer, faster, higher ISO cameras out there,....But If you cant take a great image with this camera, then you not much of a photographer...in my opinion. Good luck

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