Nikon D60 and extras

Just posted this on Craigslist for $700, but for an NCKA'er I'd be willing to lower the price a bit.


1) D60 (including all of the stuff that comes in the box, but no box)
2) 18 - 55 MM (VR) Kit Lens
3) 55 - 200 MM (Non-VR)
4) Extra Battery
5) Singshot 100 AW camera bag
6) Nikon D60 Digital Field Guide

The camera has a 4 Year Best Buy extended warranty (expires 1/24/2013) which I think covers the camera and the 18 - 55 lens. I'm not sure that it's transferable, but if it is it's included.

What are you moving up to? I will pass your info on to a friend who is looking for a camera. Up to her to respond quickly.

Howard

Thanks Hojo. I appreciate it.  It's a good camera and has been taken care of.

I'm thinking I'm going to move up to the D90.  I thought about going full frame for a bit but I don't know if it's worth it to me.  I'll figure it out in a few days.

With Canon, going full frame means almost doubling the price of the 7D (from $1500 for the body to almost $3000). Not sure about the pricing for the Nikon. As much as I would like full frame, I'm not willing to pay the price...yet.

Why don't you post the full size pic you in that baja cantina so folks can see what this baby is capable of....

I want to get a decent camera someday... The price tags are pretty scary though    I dont know squat about what to buy however.  Why are you trading up?  Dont know what full frame means...

Why don't you post the full size pic you in that baja cantina so folks can see what this baby is capable of....

If you insist...



I purposely added some noise (that's the grain) to the image...it's not that the camera takes grainy pictures.   

You can check out my flickr stream at http://www.flickr.com/photos/photoangle/ but I haven't posted many pics there.

Here's a pretty good article that describes the differences between a full frame senor vs. a cop sensor http://www.digital-photography-school.com/full-frame-sensor-vs-crop-sensor-which-is-right-for-you.

I haven't decided what I'm going to upgrade to yet though.  Going with a full frame camera like the D3 means not only the extra expense of the body itself but the expense of buying more expensive lenses.

The D60 is actually a really nice camera.  It gets pretty good reviews, is simple to learn, and easy to pack up and take with you.

If you're interested, make me a reasonable offer.  Even at $700 it's a pretty good deal, considering all that I'm including and the additional warranty.

You don't have to buy more expensive lens, unless you're after the image stabilization versions. My 75-210 white lens (Canon) set me back $1700 three years ago...it's much more expensive now. But it does exactly what it's supposed to do...eliminate camera shake (blurriness) in low lighting situations.