Where are all the 1Ds2s?
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radioblurs
Registered: Aug 26, 2005
Total Posts: 4285
Country: United States

EB-1 wrote:
Greg Feldman wrote:
Be careful. Once you go full-frame, there's no going back. And once you go 1D, there's no going back. You see where this is going.


Yes, and I have had two 1Ds MK II bodies for many years. Then I got the 1Ds MK iII and will be buying another one of them. As much as I like the 1Ds MK II it is time to move on.

EBH



yes, yes, time to move on-let me help you with that.....will gladly take one off yours hands-no need to thank me



jcolman
Registered: Feb 21, 2008
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Country: United States

I just bought (and sold) a brand new 1Ds mk II plus a 100-400 lens and another "kit" lens for $3000. I probably should have kept the new body and sold my older 1Ds II. I made a quick $500 profit on the deal so I was happy. EDIT: I meant to say I bought it for $3000 and sold it for $3500.



Jman13
Registered: May 02, 2005
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Country: United States

Wow...you undersold that combo! A brand new 1Ds II would probably easily sell for $2600 alone, with another $1200 for the 100-400.



john_edwards
Registered: Jun 30, 2005
Total Posts: 1602
Country: United States

Mine is resting comfortably next to me at my desk. 85L attached, ready to go at a moments notice. And as someone earlier said just wish they could replace the LCD, add live view and micro adjust, I'll live with the battery.



jcolman
Registered: Feb 21, 2008
Total Posts: 4769
Country: United States

Jman13 wrote:
Wow...you undersold that combo! A brand new 1Ds II would probably easily sell for $2600 alone, with another $1200 for the 100-400.
Yeah, I was kind of slapping myself after I had half a dozen replies to my "for sale" ad in less than 5 minutes. Actually I sold the whole kit for $3500. $3k is what I paid, but it was still a hell of a bargain to the guy who bought it from me.



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