Canon EOS 10D slr 6.3mp body with optional Vertical control grip--$150

Sigma 18-125mm lens--$250

Items are in fantastic condition. Excuse the crappy/grainy photos, i will take some better ones this weekend. i am too tired to mess with it tonight lol.

Camera will include a few extra batteries and a couple of memory cards.

 

I hope you get your price as any camera for $150 is a good buy... especially with the grip!

 

wow thank you so much for your insight

 

Uh.... ok.

 

They came out Feb, 2003 and considered a very good prosumer grade camera in it's day. Things to consider are the miles (shots taken) and how clean the sensor is.

 

6.3mp on a digital slr provides a significantly better image than a 10mp pocket digital camera due to the sensor size being much much larger.

the camera looks/performs like new.

 

That comment is totally uncalled for. From 04Fire's gallery:

 

 

 

Is your door handle flat black?

 

shoot i dont care who does it somebody take some fotos of my car!!!

 

lol no, i just darkened it to see if i liked the look. that pic was taken right after i painted my strakes and grille black. i was a little iffy on the door handles so i just photoshopped it to see if i liked it gunmetal or not since that was close to what color i painted my strakes. i decided against it though, i thought it was too much black. thats a good eye catching that.

 

how far are you from johnson city? i am heading down that way to visit my friend before he gets married and moves permanently to Australia. i can take a few pics if your up that way and you want me to.

 

I agree... I was merely referring to the fact that the sensor (not matter how good) is only as good as the lens you use. The sigmas are nice lenses and for that particular camera are just fine! But now and days with the sensors growing with each new camera they record everything... which is both good and bad as it means the lens must be capable of producing near perfect clarity. Canons are great camera (as I have a few) and I've noticed the way to better and better images is with the grade of accessories you have.

Now that said my comment wasn't ment too be rude and for that I apologize. Didn't mean to turn this thread into personal attacks on ones photos... everyone has there own tastes.

I hope you get your price as any camera for $150 is a good buy... especially with the grip!

 

thats quite the haul about 6 hrs. maybe if i make the dragon this yr i will take you up on the offer. dinner on me!

 

I think it would look nice if you got them blacked and then got those chrome door cups. It would accent the front and back wing.

 

if that is the case I suppose i took your comment the wrong way. sorry about that and your photos are fine, i was simply making a rude comment to what i thought was your rude comment. i have changed my posts, please do the same.

 

I agree. I'm still shooting with the 1D I bought used (it was 1 year old and the seller just purchased the "new" 1Ds). It's been a great camera and has served it's purpose very well. But it is sooo heavy compared to what's one the market today. I've been watching all the product lifecycles and have been thinking about replacing it.

I've been on the fence to pull the trigger on buying the 50D or 7D.

$150 is a very reasonable price.

 

Ya the life cycle of technology now is about 2yrs... and having personly shot with both cameras I'd have too recomened the 50D as youd be hard pressed to tell the difference between images side by side as the sensors are the same size. If i recall correctly the main difference is the 7D shoots HD video which is real neat for some. If it were my money I'd get the 50D and a nice lens.

 

Mr.Photoman,

Couple quick questions.

You said camera body $150 and lens $250. Just wanted to clarify realy quick. Is that $250 for the lens and camera body or just the lens?

If it is the camera and lens I might be interested.

Also, does the hood come off the lens? I know it isn't bad to keep it on there all the time, but just curious.

I've been wanting to pick up a DSLR for a while now, and I think this would be a mighty fine camera to learn photography and editing on.

GLWS.