Just found this on eBay would this be any good??
Nikon D3200 Bundle 18-55mm + 35mm.
For sale is my much loved Nikon D3200
I have had this for many years now but now selling due to lack of use.
Comes with the original 18-55mm kit lens as well as a 35mm lens (brilliant for close up shots).
- Nikon D3200
- 18-55mm kit lens
- 35mm lens
- Camera Bag
- 2 x chargers
- Battery (I can only find one but if I find the other before sale then I will include it)
Nikon D3200 Bundle 18-55mm + 35mm.
For sale is my much loved Nikon D3200
I have had this for many years now but now selling due to lack of use.
Comes with the original 18-55mm kit lens as well as a 35mm lens (brilliant for close up shots).
- Nikon D3200
- 18-55mm kit lens
- 35mm lens
- Camera Bag
- 2 x chargers
- Battery (I can only find one but if I find the other before sale then I will include it)
In reply to Post #16
Just ask how many click the sensor has...
For me this can be a dealbreaker if it goes over 10 000.
Just ask how many click the sensor has...
For me this can be a dealbreaker if it goes over 10 000.
In reply to Post #17
Have a d3200 bought for the children for when we go hiking with over 102.000 clicks now. Still works fine.
Have a d3200 bought for the children for when we go hiking with over 102.000 clicks now. Still works fine.
In reply to Post #17
Rubbish like this puts me off this forum... DSLR cameras, most are good for 500000, that's half a million for those who can't compute, shutter actuations. I've been a pro photographer for 30 years and reading camera threads on here makes me cringe.
Don't concern yourself with mega pixels or crop factors. Get over to somewhere like London camera exchange, wex anywhere that specialises in secondhand camera sales. Somewhere that will offer a warranty for peice of mind and get hands on. Tell the guys your criteria and take it from there. Go listen to a camera specialist rather than a random Joe off the Internet.
Rubbish like this puts me off this forum... DSLR cameras, most are good for 500000, that's half a million for those who can't compute, shutter actuations. I've been a pro photographer for 30 years and reading camera threads on here makes me cringe.
Don't concern yourself with mega pixels or crop factors. Get over to somewhere like London camera exchange, wex anywhere that specialises in secondhand camera sales. Somewhere that will offer a warranty for peice of mind and get hands on. Tell the guys your criteria and take it from there. Go listen to a camera specialist rather than a random Joe off the Internet.
In reply to Post #19
I'm not arguing that a sensor can't handle 500000 clicks. I just want the best deal. So, less than 10000 clicks at reduced price. Otherwise, I buy new kit.
My rule of thumb is 10000 clicks because than it's nearly new and you can score a great deal!
I'm not arguing that a sensor can't handle 500000 clicks. I just want the best deal. So, less than 10000 clicks at reduced price. Otherwise, I buy new kit.
My rule of thumb is 10000 clicks because than it's nearly new and you can score a great deal!
In reply to Post #20
Mate, the sensor can handle millions. It's the mechanical shutter that can fail. So 1st correction. And I used to shoot weddings. 10000 would be 2 weddings LOL. So my pair of 6k cameras would be in the bin according to you, or dirt cheap borderline worthless. Matey, I would seriously revise where you get your info from. Or that spade and hole you're digging is going to be on overtime "kid.". In fact, go find me a camera with less than 10000 actuations on it at this bargain price you dream of.
Mate, the sensor can handle millions. It's the mechanical shutter that can fail. So 1st correction. And I used to shoot weddings. 10000 would be 2 weddings LOL. So my pair of 6k cameras would be in the bin according to you, or dirt cheap borderline worthless. Matey, I would seriously revise where you get your info from. Or that spade and hole you're digging is going to be on overtime "kid.". In fact, go find me a camera with less than 10000 actuations on it at this bargain price you dream of.
In reply to Post #21
5000 shots per wedding? Are they getting an album or a flip book?
5000 shots per wedding? Are they getting an album or a flip book?
In reply to Post #19
If you are a professional photographer then I can see how frustrating this can be, perhaps you should avoid camera threads, if after that you find you are still reading rubbish then maybe the forum isn't for you?
As for 'kid' I think that should read as 'kit' . An easy mistake that people make when posting.
If you are a professional photographer then I can see how frustrating this can be, perhaps you should avoid camera threads, if after that you find you are still reading rubbish then maybe the forum isn't for you?
As for 'kid' I think that should read as 'kit' . An easy mistake that people make when posting.
In reply to Post #22
Out of 5k shots I'd be looking at presenting around 500 after a cull. And, agreed forum's really aren't for me...
Out of 5k shots I'd be looking at presenting around 500 after a cull. And, agreed forum's really aren't for me...
In reply to Post #15
So the ideal lens with no crop would be 50mm?
I know 70mm is best for natural, portrait pictures, but for pictures holding a fish maybe 50mm
So the ideal lens with no crop would be 50mm?
I know 70mm is best for natural, portrait pictures, but for pictures holding a fish maybe 50mm
In reply to Post #25
Yeah. Imo 50 on a full frame sensor is prefect for trophy shots.
Yeah. Imo 50 on a full frame sensor is prefect for trophy shots.
In reply to Post #1
Canon 250d 24mm pancake lens rhino foot peddle jobs a good en
Canon 250d 24mm pancake lens rhino foot peddle jobs a good en
In reply to Post #27
A 24mm will make the fish look ridiculously big wouldn't it?
A 24mm will make the fish look ridiculously big wouldn't it?
In reply to Post #25
I prefer a 50mm as well
I prefer a 50mm as well
In reply to Post #28
If it's not a full frame no 250d isn't a full frame
If it's not a full frame no 250d isn't a full frame