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I voted right in the middle because I am an optimist and 3 out of 5 is as good as it gets on the optimism scale with Nikon. :-D
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Dear Post Police, Stand down....LOL. We already have very capable moderators for this task.
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A byproduct of being a gear site owned by Amazon. How could it not be? Even before Amazon it kind of was.
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The OP posted that the camera was damaged from a drop. Then someone responded that he should be using a strap. That turned into a sidebar about strap use, a fair diversion since a drop was the ...
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I have gone wrist strap on my Z6 as well. Very liberating, and one of the surprise benefits of making the switch. My DSLRs seemed too heavy for that.
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Oh, I get how it works, no explanation needed. I have successfully bought stuff on there as well. The look on the face of the last seller I visited when I just handed him the cash for his asking ...
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Not sure what the first guy is, but the second guy is a reviewer here. He doesn't own the camera, it may not have come with factory packaging (aka strap), and he will be using it briefly and ...
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Craigslist is like flypaper for freaks. When the platform has Weird Al Yankovic making a parody of it, well, that tells you something....
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Correct. Individuals or business run by individuals. Not sure its Paypal anymore. It is less about cheaper and more about available. Its also skewed towards older gear in a lot of cases, like ...
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Yeah as I was reading this thread it occurred to me that when I do buy used, it's usually gear that's no longer available new, and its mostly bodies. Nothing else you can do there. Lenses, there ...
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Its interesting, for as long as I can remember there has been a KEH and most camera stores had a used department. It seems the camera industry has survived on the balance of new gear and used gear ...
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While I have seen the example used of a serviceman overseas buying a camera, using it in deployment and bringing it home with him, the only proof he has is the receipt from the selling store in ...
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At the risk of getting shot, I still would like to see an FTZ adapter for screwdriver lenses.
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Used Z6s are a flat out bargain right now, and they give up very little to their replacement. You can find nice ones for $900 out there. You could also find a used native mount 14-30 f4, also ...
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He would lose a fair amount of pixels using a DX lens and he shoots it at the long end, suggesting further cropping might occur. Not sure I would go there, but I do like your idea about the FTZ ...
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I leave my Df on and turn my Z6 off. The reason I am quoting you is because you hit on a thing that influences my decision.....the design of the on/off switch. In the Z6 it is very easy and fluid, ...
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The Nikon Z 24-70 f4 is excellent as well.
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I have been a sucker for two things in the past.....old metal lenses built like tanks, and premium compacts. On the lens side, I would let the build quality convince me that the optical quality ...
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Lots of presumptions there. People support manufacturers so that they will continue manufacturing things, simple as that. Its actually self serving.
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