Craftsman70

Absolutely. They have shown in the past that their BF sales are better than their introductory sale prices.

Have you tried using the link to see if they will ship to the US?

I would normally think that level of discount was a good offer but for some reason or another, Datacolour has a better offer for Canadians - 50% - SpyderX Canadian Upgrade offer

I recently purchase the WT-3800 (the older blue one that has issues with resetting a subset of carts) due to the fact that all I wanted to do was reset a maintenance tank and the lower price was ...

In my experience with landscape photography and wide angles, a fast lens isn't really an issue especially with the newer bodies with their great low light performance for most people.  Of course, ...

Basically, the two lenses complement each other with a small overlap in range and both lenses have been rated fairly highly. The 16-85 is much more of a general-purpose lens while the 10-20 is more ...

I believe that was always the plan with the FTZ as they realize that people upgrading their current Nikon DSLR is the target market and not necessarily attracting other manufacturer's owners OR ...

Exactly! It's been well documented that ink stored correctly (ie cool dark, dry place) will last for years open or not.  In fact, since many of Epson's cartridges pack the ink in a sealed bag with ...

It's also over twice the price so one would hope that it would be a nicer shooting experience.  And carrying the lens adapter adds another 135g to the body.

How about dropping by a shop to see if they have an OEM grip and ask them if you can try it out on your camera to see what 9 fps is like? By trying out the OEM grip using OEM everything else, you ...

I don't believe anyone should be too surprised that the Z50 did well against the D7200 after all we are talking about different generations of technological advancement here.  I would have been ...

The refurb price for a D7200 is nuts.  I don't believe the retailers have adjusted the price since they got the camera.  It's hard to believe that they are selling any D7200 refurbs these days. The ...

It really depends on what you want to shoot, how you want to shoot it, and how much post-processing you want to do if you want to limit the discussion to sensors... IMHO, with a hung jury of ...

I was in a similar situation with my newly acquired used 3880 for $80 CDN with a set of refillable carts - just picked it up on Tuesday!  After a nozzle check (on auto the first one) or two, I ...

I would expect that since the D780 is marketed and priced as a product that gives the user the best of both worlds were possible, Nikon lives up to that marketing by providing many of the same ...

I remember when Li-ion batteries were first introduced, that was a common understanding - used or not, dead after 2 - 3 years. But I don't believe that's true anymore. I have 2 EN-EL15 batteries ...

People sometimes get too caught up in what's new and the latest in order to a relatively small increase in performance for a large increase in price.  In moving from a D80 to a D7200, most people ...

The only issue I have with 3rd party lenses these days is the possibility of incompatibility with new bodies or new revisions to the firmware.  Given that the D7200 has probably seen it's last ...

I'm not sure that's an actual cord but it may be thin foam with an adhesive film backing (ie foam tape) that makes it look like a cord.  The adhesive might have broken down causing the foam to ...

Of course, there are. Not every D600 owner was aware of the advisory as service advisories for consumer electronics (which this is really) isn't the same as let's say an auto advisory as most ...