When will the MkIIN come down?
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DannWunderlich
Registered: Oct 08, 2007
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Country: United States

When do you guys think the MkIIn will come down to about $1500-$1800

it is at 2600 for a used one these days ... i am guessing i will have to wait for a new 1D series to come out.

Any random and unbacked comments



hyunk702
Registered: Dec 25, 2004
Total Posts: 790
Country: United States

I've seen the last two IIn's on SS go for 2000-2200. I think it's just a matter of what people will still pay. With the trickle of blue dot mkIII's starting to show up it's inevitable that the IIn's will drop.



tcamper
Registered: Sep 20, 2005
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when the IV comes out.



thebmrust
Registered: Sep 04, 2005
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tcamper wrote:
when the IV comes out.


But that's only if it actually works.



Canon 10D
Registered: Dec 12, 2003
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DannWunderlich wrote:
When do you guys think the MkIIn will come down to about $1500-$1800


When Canon puts 1D Mark III N on the store shelves



nathanlake
Registered: May 23, 2005
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Prices on camera models come down when a replacement is available. Had the 1DMIII not exhibited a number of high-profile problems, the 1DIIN price would be in the $1500-2000 range by now. Instead, it remains at $2000 plus. Unfortunately, that price is probably going to remain pretty steady, dropping only as shutter counts and overall condition changes. Even after the 1D-next is released, there will be a period of latency as the market closely inspects that camera to ensure it is a reliable replacement. If it is a solid camera, expect the price on the 1DIIN to drop slowly over the following 6-12 months and expect the price on the 1DMIII (unless a REAL fix is available) to drop like a rock.

Edited by nathanlake on Mar 31, 2008 at 07:19 AM GMT



MSC
Registered: Feb 15, 2005
Total Posts: 8179
Country: United States

nathanlake wrote:
Prices are camera models come down when a replacement is available. Had the 1DMIII not exhibited a number of high-profile problems, the 1DIIN price would be in the $1500-2000 range by now. Instead, it remains at $2000 plus. Unfortunately, that price is probably going to remain pretty steady, dropping only as shutter counts and overall condition changes. Even after the 1D-next is released, there will be a period of latency as the market closely inspects that camera to ensure it is a reliable replacement. If it is a solid camera, expect the price on the 1DIIN to drop slowly over the following 6-12 months and expect the price on the 1DMIII (unless a REAL fix is available) to drop like a rock.


This sounds right.



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