Suggestion for Canon SX40 Replacement
Re: Suggestion for Canon SX40 Replacement
InkedMarie wrote:
Jayster18 wrote:
robbo2 wrote:
I had the SX30 and SX50. I also had the P900 and now have the P1000. The P950 is what I would get if I didn’t have the P1000. The P950 has a good OVF. Its image quality is similar to that of the P1000. If you are in the US keep your eyes open for discounted refurbished models. About a month ago, USA Nikon site was selling refurbished P950’s for $499. I also had the FZ300 and loved the F/2.8 aperture for the whole zoom range. If you can get it for $400 or less, it’s a bargain. Good luck with whatever you decide to get.
Thank you for the feedback, especially with regards to the P950. I ended up snagging a FZ80 on Amazon for just a under $300, but I haven't opened it yet and am now thinking I would be better off with a P950. My greatest concern about the P950 is the weight. I am hoping it is not too large. Knowing I can get a refurbished P950 for under $500 makes it even more attractive--so long as the weight is not too great.
I had considered the FZ300 due to the f/2.8 aperture, but I don't think I will be happy with its limited focal range.
If it matters, I was worried about the P950, weight wise but it’s been a non issue. I just checked the Nikon refurbished page but they have the 900 for $500 and 1000 for $900. No 950 but keep looking. If you’re okay with used, MPB has three of the P050’s.
Marie
Thank you! I appreciate hearing from someone who has actually used the P950. Have you travelled with it?
It's funny. I checked Nikon's website about five hours ago and didn't see any refurbished products. I now see the refurbished P900 and the P1000. They are both tempting. The P1000 is still a bit more than I would like to spend, and I'm wondering whether I'm better off waiting for Nikon to post a refurbished P950. I haven't had any experience buying used camera equipment and have some concerns about ensuring I receive undamaged equipment so I think I would stick with new or refurbished. However, I would like to check out MPB, but I'm not familiar with that site. Can you please post a link or the full name?
Thanks again,
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