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F/S: D750 + Sigma 50 1.4 ART

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I'm selling a grey market version of the D750 and a US version of the Sigma 50 mm 1.4 for Nikon mounts. The D750 was purchased from DigitalRev and still has their store warranty since it was purchased in February of 2015. If anything goes wrong with the Nikon for the first year, the unit can be shipped to DigitalRev for either warranty work or replacement of the unit.

The Sigma was purchased from Amazon about the same time and is the US version so warranty shouldn't be a problem.

I am selling in hopes to get my hands on the A7II when it comes out.

I will let both go for $2300.
 
Ft2057 said:
Reducing both items to $2100 for the package.
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People keep selling their DSLR's, moving to Sony mirrorless, then going back to DSLR because of poor autofocus in lower light, or other problems. I am very hopeful about A7R2 like so many others, but very cautious. Once burned, twice shy.
 
I completely agree. This isn't the first time I've done this and ran into the same situation you mentioned (which is why I got the D750 to compliment the A7).

However, I did a bridal shoot the other day and brought the D750 and my A7 with me as a backup. I ended up shooting with the A7 most of the time and was reminded of the AF issues as it took quite awhile longer to establish focus of my subjects. If the A7RII is anything like the A6000's AF (and I suspect it is), then I'm all in.
 
My a6000 AF is blazing fast in good light but gives up quickly in lower light. However it is rated only to EV(0) whereas the A7r2 AF is rated (as I recall) to EV(-2). Plenty of good reason to be hopeful!
 
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