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[TD="class: alt1, align: left"]I know I'm new here, but I have good feedback over at RFF, and would be happy to provide it.My aim is to avoid Ebay problems, and get cameras to people that want them minus exorbitant prices.
Contax G2
Camera body is in very good condition, snappy autofocus. The backside has two rub mark on the thumb-rest (cosmetic only).
28mm lens with hood
45mm lens with hood
90mm lens with hood (hood is a little beat up, but perfect function)
One cap that fits all three hoods, two front 46mm caps included, one rear that fits 45mm and 90, one that fits all of them.
Yellow filter (46mm fits all three lenses) included with case. Bottom half of ever-ready case included (blue-gray), original (has window for film viewing, and hole for tripod).
Micro 4/3's to Contax G, Metabones adapter (the good one that works well for easy focus over $100 by self). I tried it on an Olympus EP1... It made up for the lack of megapixels and made things like the Nikon 105 lens look wimpy.
$1350 Free shipping to lower 48.
Olympus OM2n kit
OM2n. Camera works flawlessly. Hotshoe 4 has typical cracks on it but works fine. Camera has brassing on the edges. Viewfinder is in great shape (actually put another better focus screen in it recently). Rewind knob is off of OM2sp, doesn't flip open when you don't want it too.
50mm MIJ f1.8 lens. If it was not for the couple of chip marks indicated in the picture it would be a LN- condition. (Made In Japan is the one you want, optics are much better than earlier f1.8 50mm lenses and better than the f1.4, unless you find an 1.1 million or later serial f1.4, not easy, not cheap)
28mm f3.5. Condition is bargain, the aperture ring snaps into f-stops but not with an authority like a new lens. It has some sort of line shaped spec inside of it but you can't tell it's there in pictures. If it was not for the spec in it I would give it a good condition.
200mm f4 is in excellent condition. Minor brassing on adjustment grips.
Comes with filters:
Polarizing
Skylight
Close-up
also some free stuff with it:
Everready case, brown. I do not store the camera in it, just use it on the go.
Motorwinder 2, battery holder needs to be glued with epoxy so it will stay all the way in. Worked great prior to the plastic separating. This is a freebie, and if you don't want it that is fine.
This is a great little kit to get started in OM gear. I took some nice photos with it but I just don't enjoy SLR's no matter how hard I try. I will say it is a small pleasure to use compared to other SLR's, however. It feels sized right in your hands.
$175 free shipping to lower 48.
Photos of G2, and some samples with Fuji Pro 160.
g2 - a set on Flickr
Photos of OM2n
OM2n - a set on Flickr
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[TD="class: alt1, align: left"]I know I'm new here, but I have good feedback over at RFF, and would be happy to provide it.My aim is to avoid Ebay problems, and get cameras to people that want them minus exorbitant prices.
Contax G2
Camera body is in very good condition, snappy autofocus. The backside has two rub mark on the thumb-rest (cosmetic only).
28mm lens with hood
45mm lens with hood
90mm lens with hood (hood is a little beat up, but perfect function)
One cap that fits all three hoods, two front 46mm caps included, one rear that fits 45mm and 90, one that fits all of them.
Yellow filter (46mm fits all three lenses) included with case. Bottom half of ever-ready case included (blue-gray), original (has window for film viewing, and hole for tripod).
Micro 4/3's to Contax G, Metabones adapter (the good one that works well for easy focus over $100 by self). I tried it on an Olympus EP1... It made up for the lack of megapixels and made things like the Nikon 105 lens look wimpy.
$1350 Free shipping to lower 48.
Olympus OM2n kit
OM2n. Camera works flawlessly. Hotshoe 4 has typical cracks on it but works fine. Camera has brassing on the edges. Viewfinder is in great shape (actually put another better focus screen in it recently). Rewind knob is off of OM2sp, doesn't flip open when you don't want it too.
50mm MIJ f1.8 lens. If it was not for the couple of chip marks indicated in the picture it would be a LN- condition. (Made In Japan is the one you want, optics are much better than earlier f1.8 50mm lenses and better than the f1.4, unless you find an 1.1 million or later serial f1.4, not easy, not cheap)
28mm f3.5. Condition is bargain, the aperture ring snaps into f-stops but not with an authority like a new lens. It has some sort of line shaped spec inside of it but you can't tell it's there in pictures. If it was not for the spec in it I would give it a good condition.
200mm f4 is in excellent condition. Minor brassing on adjustment grips.
Comes with filters:
Polarizing
Skylight
Close-up
also some free stuff with it:
Everready case, brown. I do not store the camera in it, just use it on the go.
Motorwinder 2, battery holder needs to be glued with epoxy so it will stay all the way in. Worked great prior to the plastic separating. This is a freebie, and if you don't want it that is fine.
This is a great little kit to get started in OM gear. I took some nice photos with it but I just don't enjoy SLR's no matter how hard I try. I will say it is a small pleasure to use compared to other SLR's, however. It feels sized right in your hands.
$175 free shipping to lower 48.
Photos of G2, and some samples with Fuji Pro 160.
g2 - a set on Flickr
Photos of OM2n
OM2n - a set on Flickr
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