Second hand Nikon D50 and lenses - what's it worth?
Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2007 12:56 am
Sorry guys...2 threads started in the Beginners section in as many days I just don't want to stuff this up.
I've got the opportunity to purchase a Nikon D50, a few lenses and accessories...but I'm not sure if the asking price is fair and reasonable.
The deal is:
Nikon D50 + Kit Lens (18 - 55) (Cleaning cloth, Nikon CD, Body cap, Front and back lens cap, manual) + 3 year warranty
1GB Sandisk Ultra II SD Card (Plastic Carry Case)
55-200 f4.5-5.6 (Lens Hood, Front and Back lens cap and lens pouch)
50mm f1.8 (Front and Back lens cap) (Just the standard AF Nikkor one)
HOYA UV(n)HMC Filter 52mm
HOYA Skylight 1B Filter 52mm
HOYA CIR-Polarizing Filter 52mm
The camera has approximately 5k actuations on it. The asking price is around $950. As far as value goes, is this a good deal? I've had a bit of a look around at second hand prices, but I thought the collective wisdom here might be worthwhile asking.
And also, what's the 55-200 like? If it's not much good, I might leave it out, and try and get the price down a bit.
Again, thanks for your help, and patience - very much appreciated.
James.
I've got the opportunity to purchase a Nikon D50, a few lenses and accessories...but I'm not sure if the asking price is fair and reasonable.
The deal is:
Nikon D50 + Kit Lens (18 - 55) (Cleaning cloth, Nikon CD, Body cap, Front and back lens cap, manual) + 3 year warranty
1GB Sandisk Ultra II SD Card (Plastic Carry Case)
55-200 f4.5-5.6 (Lens Hood, Front and Back lens cap and lens pouch)
50mm f1.8 (Front and Back lens cap) (Just the standard AF Nikkor one)
HOYA UV(n)HMC Filter 52mm
HOYA Skylight 1B Filter 52mm
HOYA CIR-Polarizing Filter 52mm
The camera has approximately 5k actuations on it. The asking price is around $950. As far as value goes, is this a good deal? I've had a bit of a look around at second hand prices, but I thought the collective wisdom here might be worthwhile asking.
And also, what's the 55-200 like? If it's not much good, I might leave it out, and try and get the price down a bit.
Again, thanks for your help, and patience - very much appreciated.
James.